Recording on the road, full video up on my YouTube channel! 

Introduction

Are you interested in learning about my secret rig for recording on the go? I’m excited to share some of my favorite gear that I use to create high-quality audio while traveling. Let’s dive into my favorite equipment and techniques!

Audio Setup

First off, I always rely on the Boss Katana amplifier. It’s a reliable choice that I know inside and out, providing excellent tonal range and versatility for various recording scenarios.

Next, I use a Sterling Audio microphone. This American brand offers some unique options that are hard to find in the UK. Specifically, I use the ST159 multi-pattern condenser microphone, which allows for great audio capture in a variety of environments. One of the standout features is its impressive case that it comes with, ensuring that the microphone stays protected during travels.

Pedalboard Essentials

My pedalboard is fitted with several must-have effects. The Black Tuna pedal by Boss is a fantastic addition, and I’d argue it surpasses many others in its class. The Most Reverberator pedal is also essential, providing rich reverb that enhances my sound.

For distortion, I rely heavily on the Very Thing pedal, which suits my main tone perfectly. And if you’re seeking something a bit heavier, I recommend the Metal Zone, which packs a punch when it comes to heavier sounds.

Lastly, I can't forget to mention the Harmony 224. If you’re in the U.S. and looking for an affordable mic option, the Harmony 224 comes highly recommended and covers all the bases you could need in a microphone.

Wrapping Up

That’s a brief overview of my recording rig while on the road. I’m looking forward to sharing more details and visuals in my upcoming video on YouTube, where you can see all this gear in action!

Keywords

• Boss Katana
• Sterling Audio
• ST159
• Multi-pattern condenser microphone
• Pedalboard
• Black Tuna
• Most Reverberator
• Very Thing
• Metal Zone
• Harmony 224

FAQ

What microphone do you use for recording?
I use the Sterling Audio ST159 multi-pattern condenser microphone.

Why do you prefer the Boss Katana amplifier?
The Boss Katana is reliable and offers great tonal versatility, which I find essential for recording.

What pedals do you use on your pedalboard?
I use the Black Tuna, Most Reverberator, Very Thing, and Metal Zone pedals.

Is the Harmony 224 microphone a good option for those on a budget?
Yes, the Harmony 224 is an affordable option that provides great functionality and quality.

Where can I see more about your recording setup?
You can check out my full video on my YouTube channel for a more in-depth look!