I intend to make higher-quality recordings of my band's work as well as my solo work; Learn to make recordings of high enough quality to be formal demos.
Guitars
Ibanez electric (all heavy parts), Jackson electric (some heavy parts, leads, and background/overdubbed parts), Gibson electric (all clean-tone gtrs and most leads),
Ibanez acoustic (all acoustic parts, most acoustic leads), Drifter acoustic (most acoustic rhythm parts and harmonies)
Keyboards
-varies with application, need, and desired sound-
-none are owned as part of the studio-
Sound modules
-varies-
-only done by using in coordination with a friend's studio and my drum machine-
Percussion
BOSS DR5, most programable and flexible drum machine I've found yet, especially for difficult applications.
-Drums vary, as none are owned as part of the studio-
Effects
Alesis NanoVerb, built-in effects of Boss BR-8 recorder, Grunge pedal for gtrs, DOD Vo-Tec vocal effects, DOD ?-Tec guitar effects, Alesis NanoCompressor
-none currently, only as is built-in to the Boss BR-8-
Tape decks
Tascam 4-track recorder, no mixdown deck as they are usually burned on disc
Hard disk recorders
Boss BR-8 digital recorder (150 MB Zip disc storage)
Monitoring
No monitors currently (had to trade them to buy recorder),
Pro-studio headphones (Roland?)
Additional notes
I don't have a lot to work with, and have few opportunities here for gigs in order to improve it, but am looking to get the most out of my equipment possible for recordings.