Hardware/software advice - getting back into music recording

[NoSleep]

Yes, EQ will be possible via the DAW you use, by using a VST plugin of some kind, if you're on a PC. REAPER comes equipped with ReaEQ, for example, so if you're using REAPER you won't even have to look around for one.

[Shoulders?-Stomach!]

That's cool then, I regularly use EQ on the DAW I use. Have been thinking up switching to Reaper actually, but found it a little counter-intuitive. Might take the plunge as mine is getting on in years.

[spamwangler]

Sweet, thanks. I reckon the Behringer ones will do for my purposes. And not meaning to be disrespectful by shunning those other ones but they do seem a little like a luxury on my budget and my plans. No idea what ORTF means.

I understand what EQ means but practically speaking, what will that involve me needing to do? The audio interface doesn't appear to have much in that respect - only gain etc, so are we talking about software EQ?

So eq, in these digital days is mainly done after recording, with software - most software comes with programs for doing this, and there's some super free ones also , so no extra needed for this


What software you planning to record with ?

[spamwangler]

Sorry no sleep didnt see you'd already answerd that one