Heres the list of recording products which give more-than-ever-redefining sound to give out satisfaction to you under-budget musicians out there.
Marshall Electronics MXLDRK Desktop Recording Microphone Kit.
The Marshall DRK Desktop Recording Kit is a fully self contained, universal tool kit providing music recording capabilities for all home and studio audio recording formats. Only RM360 for the whole tool kit. The downside of it, is that, you got to configure part of the plugin settings to avoid latency. Or you can settle to fit in a Karaoke mic which may have a satisfying degree to YOUR ears, but its quite good really..
You could get yourself a basic or good secondhand 16-channel mixer for RM80-200, which really depends how many channels you're willing to deal wth..
Or you can use digital mixers from recording softwares like Cubase, Cakewalk, and so on. But it is recommended to use external mixers, thats what a lot of people say..
-Spider HD-
-Line 6 Cab 412S-T-
Line 6 Spider II 30
For the guitarist, I would highly recommend a full scale payment of single cabinet amps like Line 6 Spider II cabinet with a Spider II HD which has a preamp recording with 12 amp models which really come in handy for a really long time than for the time being, which you will put RM1700 on the table for it or a Line 6 Spider II 30 amp which both of them have Celestion Speakers (Well, for those who want to go software should go for Amplitube, Cubase SX and a lot more for the effects.). Cheaper at CK Music if there is a promotional sale! And not to mention gig friendly.
The guitar itself really depends on the player's choice, enough said...(My choice is an Ibanez RG320F)
Remember, you get what you pay for, so try and plan your way out in your budget and get the most satisfying recording system as much as possible. It takes time..
1st minimal budget-RM1560 (Including the Spider II 30 amp, mixer and Recording kit)
2nd minimal budget-RM2110 (Including the Spider II Cabinet with Spider II HD and
Recording kit)
Overall budget-RM4330/ (Including the desktop and Spider II Cabinet with Spider II
HD, if you don't own a desktop)
Just to lower it down more, actually...its not necessary to have high end amps for recording, unless you're doing a professional career out of it. A 10-15 watt amp will do, as long as they have a rec-out. Which will save you up to RM2000+.
But to sum up an all-in-one solution, work for the money slowly in time and get the Yamaha MW12CX
I lack a lot in these things don't I? HAHAHA! Well, care to give me more info about recording because I know I got lots to learn.
'I'll give in more details about the audio interfaces'
(Blog post to be continued)