Reddit mentions: The best home audio accessories

We found 16 Reddit comments discussing the best home audio accessories. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 2 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.

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u/batmanforhire · 6 pointsr/Guitar

It's my number one tip to all guitarists/musicians. The more stuff you learn by ear, the easier each one becomes. Your reference point becomes infinite, and you recognize more and more patterns.

For me, learning a new song isn't about memorizing it note for note, it's about building my vocabulary.

As far as easy ones to start with, I always go with the Ramones. It's all bar chords, simple, and fun. But if you have different tastes there's plenty of other music to choose from.

I also can't recommend enough the Tascam GB-10. Allows you to slow down, and loop any mp3 you load on there while playing along with a shitload of different presets. It's really the perfect tool for learning stuff by ear.

u/self_healer · 2 pointsr/audioengineering

I mentioned this on another thread, but my band was in the same exact situation before. If you're in a budget, go for one of these (or both)

PreSonus FIREPOD Firewire Interface https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00061ZLWA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_26VqzbC1FH4GK

Zoom R16 Multitrack SD Recorder Controller and Interface https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002I7TJNW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_L7VqzbJHX3PFY

I own 2 Zooms as well as the Firepod. The Zoom can take a memory card and be Daisy chained together with a USB cable. It's also possible to use both as interfaces simultaneously with some tinkering on your computers inputs (I do it on a Mac https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202000)

I've used all 3 at once to have 24 live tracks going into the computer to edit down later. If you treat your mixer more like a headphone amp, everyone in the band should be able to listen to themselves. If not, pick up this guy
Samson S-Amp 4-Channel Headphone Amp https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002ORPU2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_waWqzb9P4CDDS

I know what a budget is like so search eBay. The recorders go for under 200

u/AlienBloodMusic · 3 pointsr/Guitar

The Zoom R-16 is a great investment, in my opinion:

  • It's an 8 track USB interface. So you can record a whole band practice on individual tracks if you so desire

  • It's a standalone multitrack - you can record 8 simultaneous tracks to SD card & import them into your DAW later.

  • It can be battery operated, for those 'middle of the night at the beach' things.

  • It has two built-in mics, phantom power options for condenser mics, and 1 Hi-Z input for DI. The built-in effects aren't great, but if you're using it with your DAW you probably don't care about built-in effects.

  • You can use it as a control surface for your DAW

  • It costs like $400

  • It's bigger brother the R24 has a built in drum machine, & it's about $100 more expensive.

    I have one, and I love it.
u/RevEnFuego · 1 pointr/podcasting

If you're looking to get into podcasting for a long haul, or want to do a lot of it ... a mixer is necessary.

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https://www.amazon.com/Zoom-R16-Multitrack-Controller-Interface/dp/B002I7TJNW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1541252930&sr=8-4&keywords=zoom+mixer -- This is the mixer our podcast uses. It records directly into the board (via SD card which can be transferred either via cable or that to a PC), has 8 channels for input, and can record a TON of audio.

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From there, just get as many mics and XLR cables as you need. I would suggest mic stands so no one has to worry about holding a microphone. Mics don't have to be super expensive (and usually the more expensive ones have the issue of being TOO good for your recording space by picking up every single sound around you), you just need to make sure everyone knows to get RIGHT UP on the mic. I tell people to kiss it when talking, or put the mic head directly on your chin when talking (also learn to breathe out your nose lol).

u/BangsNaughtyBits · 1 pointr/podcasting

Hey, just to suggest a possible option that is rarely mentioned here, I bought one of these for a podcaster friend that was having difficulties. He loves it.

http://www.amazon.com/Zoom-R16-Multitrack-Controller-Interface/dp/B002I7TJNW/

Like I said, I own the H6 myself.

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u/mister_damage · 0 pointsr/livesound

Something like a QU16 or what not maybe of interest, as you get onboard multitrack recording along with full 16ch interface options. So, should the computer crap out, you have it on a USB stick on your QU16 and vice versa. Cost wise, they do compete quite nicely ($2000/MSRP) when stacked up against 10x Zoom H2s ($350/per). Of course, with the QU16, it's not quite portable.

Another thought: How about something like a Zoom R16? 8 CH with 2x On bard mic, does multitracking on board to a SD card, $400/MSRP, Portable. However, like other Zoom field recorders, needs a bit of training and babysitting (make sure that you manually reengage recording after 2 hour mark, etc).

Here's the device in question: http://www.amazon.com/Zoom-R16-Multitrack-Controller-Interface/dp/B002I7TJNW/ref=sr_1_2?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1414339875&sr=1-2&keywords=R24+zoom

It runs off of 6xAA for about few hours, certainly enough for your band performance and judgment recording. It can also double as a interface, but can't record at once to SD card and to your PC.

If you don't need to record more than 8 channels at once, this is a compelling replacement to the fleet of Zoom H1s or H2s.

u/EricClaptoan · 2 pointsr/Guitar

The Zoom R16 is the best bang for your buck out there, in my opinion. It can record 8 tracks simultaneously and mix / playback up to 16 tracks total, be battery operated(!!), and is a full on standalone workstation. BUT - it also doubles as an interface & control surface for a DAW over USB.

It also has no moving parts - no hard drives or fans or anything. So it's fairly durable. I bought one like 8 years ago & have used it for everything from actual tracking & recording to soundboard for DJ stuff to open mic / karaoke nights. If you get one of these, you likely won't need another piece of recording gear for a long time.

It's bigger & slightly more expensive brother the R24 also has a built-in drum machine, but I never really missed that.

u/Hotblack_Desiato_ · 2 pointsr/Bass

The Tascam GB-10 is similar, and a little more affordable.

I have the previous model, the MP-BT1, and it's even better because it fits in a remote pouch on the strap.

u/MVRH · 2 pointsr/WeAreTheMusicMakers

Zoom R16 fits your description, needs and price.

u/staxnet · 2 pointsr/Bass

This or this or this + laptop among other options.