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if you don't know anything, get a microphone something like a rode nt3 and a tape deck and learn how to get a good sound from a room mic. then maybe buy a little multi track or get some software. a hint when using audio software - don't look at the waveforms unless editing, use the mix window - turn your monitor off and use your ears. also, don't master your own material, record at home yes, take it some where to be mastered so it sounds like a real cd and the person has objective ears and hasn't listenedd to the tracks before. i can give you hours and hours of advice once you have a good think about what you really want to achieve.
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