Unsure of proper room, but is there any way to record my music with minimal expense?

Thatbastarddon said:
That is not true. I record 24 track sessions with an iPhone or an iPad….and have for over a decade. It is super portable, AND super easy….once you wrap your head around it.

Edit: I did not mean that to sound rude in any way. Just stating the fact that I have experience with iOS multitrack recording.
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How does that work? Is there a program that allows that on a phone? Playback and record at same time?
I had no clue. My mistake.
Edit - I now see that above
 
Thatbastarddon said:
This, and the appropriate mic’s will get the job done. You can replace the iPad with an iPhone. I started with an iPhone 4S and that interface.
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So using an interface and software. I was thinking recording direct with phone mic, then playing back and recording another track without additional hardware which is what Mitch does, using the phone as is. That's why i assumed one needed more than just a phone. Perhaps it is still quite possible though, again, I don't use my phone so don't listen to me!!
 
Mr. Potato Head said:
I only have two old radio shack dynamic mikes and the M-audio black box. Nothing good but thy work.
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Lo-fi can be super cool! Gotta start somewhere!
The dynamic mic’s don’t need phantom power, so that keeps things easy.
If you ever get ahold of a condenser mic, don’t worry…all you’ll need is a 9V battery…it sucks to take out of the interface, but it’s doable.
 
Thatbastarddon said:
Alright then! A stereo mic! You’re gonna wanna record the Trio first, then throw that baby in front of the amp, and plug it in! (I presume it has two plugs?).
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It says stereo on it, but the out is a mono 1/4" trs so I think they were being a little optimistic, unless the cable was changed at some point. But there are two big old metal condensers inside.
 
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