recording: home or studio

hi all
i want to do some acoustics guiatar recording but on a tight budget: is it better to record at home with a home recording studio considering now the euipment for computers are very advance or should i just go to the studio (i used to go to a few studios but the sounds they record really sucks: is it the engineer??)

anyway if i record at home what is the budget for setting up a more professional recording?

do i just need a good mic & a good soundcard?

thanks for advice

U can choose to record LIVE or via DI
Let say DI, invest on a good pre-amp (can do both mic or line), line out to soundcard to PC audio software. Or a quickie & fast way is to use a portable recorder, M-audio, Zoom etc... and transfer yr recorded content via sd-card or usb link.
LIVE recording, assume u have taken care on soundproofing & noise leakage, use a good omni-mic & a good pre-amp, tis combination if fine-properly, can go a long way.
So its mic ==> pre-amp ==> soundcard or portable recorder.
Always remember, original source must be good. Good luck!!
 
The acoustic treatment of the room is also very important.

Try putting up vicoustic panels. Really helpful.

Sim Lim, Esden selling.
 
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