Recommendations: Recording

Suggested recording gear. A great thing to do is record yourself and listen back. You can write music, basslines and grooves, or just track your progress.

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Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (3rd Gen) USB Audio Interface with Pro Tools | First To record at home, you need an audio interface hooked up to your PC or Mac. Although there are some cheaper sub-$100 units, I can't feel right about recommending them. This is probably where I would start if you're getting into home recording. Recording bass isn't too hard. You don't have to use microphones. You can just plug straight into the audio interface.

RME Audio Interface (BABYFACEPROFS) If you're serious about recording, you won't go wrong with any RME products. I've been through many different audio interfaces. You don't think to look for things like great drivers when you're shopping for an interface, but you should!