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u/NorthernAvo · 2 pointsr/songamonth
  1. You need a DAW (which it sounds like you have) If you want some options, these are great: Logic, Studio One, Cubase, Pro Tools, Audacity, to name a few.
  2. You need an audio interface (like this)
  3. You've gotta get yourself a mic, nothing too crazy. The Audio Technica A2020 is great bang for the buck.
  4. Toughest part now is to organize yourself and your ideas so as to approach recording the song as neatly as you can. Layer portions of the song over one another until it's coming together nicely. Toughest part is to make sure you're able to piece together the "jigsaw puzzle".
  5. Patience. Lots of it.

    At the end of the day, everyone's got a unique approach to tackling the composition of a new song. Don't stress too hard over it, because chances are that since this will be your first recording ever, the mix will sound pretty rough. Mixing is a whole other animal on its own. But for now, just focus on the song itself and once you feel more comfortable, look up some how-to's on "intro to mixing" and begin your journey.

    I'd also like to add that /r/WeAreTheMusicMakers is a great sub!