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Post by scottdh on Oct 18, 2005 13:50:32 GMT -5
If you want to continue recording at low volume, I would suggest a condenser mic like I described above. If you plan to record at higher volumes, you will need (1) an interface for your computer, like a Tascam US-122 or M-Audio Fast Track. That will allow you to plug in (2) a regular dynamic mic like a SM-57 or a Sennheiser E609. After that, some recording software and you're ready to go.
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Post by scottdh on Oct 18, 2005 13:53:22 GMT -5
Shred - have no fear of the condenser. It's just a more sensitive mic that is made to pick up lower sound levels. Great for recording late at night while the rest of the house sleeps...
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Post by shreder75 on Oct 18, 2005 13:55:17 GMT -5
ahhh..I see what you're saying scott..I take it they already have power to them??
my buddy's lettin' me borrow his mic pre tomorrow..so I should be able to make some decent volume sm57 recordings soon
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Post by scottdh on Oct 18, 2005 14:26:08 GMT -5
yeah - it pulls phantom power thru the USB cable.
right on - looking forward to hearing it.
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Post by shreder75 on Oct 18, 2005 14:31:59 GMT -5
hopefully I'll have enough electrical spaghetti to pull it off..heh
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Post by motrock on Oct 18, 2005 16:02:54 GMT -5
Electrical spaghetti huh? LOL Can't wait to hear how much an external pre amp really helps clips!
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Post by shreder75 on Oct 18, 2005 16:34:07 GMT -5
yeah, miles of wire and all that...lol
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