| In my opinion...
I would buy some decent recording hardware IF you can afford it. If you can't, just let them know your recording equipment is poor when you send the mp3 back. If you've got "it", the sound quality shouldn't matter too much in a "pre-audition".
Or if you don't want to invest in equipment, but still want pro sound, see if you can book a sound studio for an hour or so. Or maybe rent some equipment. |