24-01-2019, 15:19
(25-11-2018, 06:51)Jerome Wrote: OK I see where you are coming from but my advice is get a small interface - there are a number of relatively cheap interfaces that work remarkably well. I have various interfaces and amps/hardware/mics etc. but one of the best pieces of kit I have is this iRig acoustic device.
https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/ir...g-acoustic
It is ridiculously cheap, highly effective and comes bundled with software effects to enhance your sound. It's compact, light and delivers great sound and will kill off feedback as well. And it's smaller than your average smartphone. Excellent value for your money and you can hook it up to a Mac or PC. Check out the other interfaces on that website as well.
So my advice is get a mic and an iRig acoustic interface and you will be able to do just about anything you want. As far as connectors are concerned there are plenty of adapters around that you can choose from. It's a small investment for a big return.
Finally, remember that your voice and your uke are two very different animals and to get the best sound you need to process them differently - 'one size fits all' does not always work out.
BTW - can you send a link to your YT channel - send to jerome@auralscapes.com if you can't post here.
Hey Jerome, so I'm checking out iRig Acoustic, finally going to get a guitarlele and wanted to use the iRig to record it. How do you hook it up to a Mac? I'm using Ableton Live, it might sound like a funny question, but I was thinking of using my rode lavalier mic (not ideal for singing, I know, but I bought it a while back so I thought I'd give it a try) for vocals, and iRig for the guitarlele. I don't suppose both can go through the interface or straight to my Mac, can it?