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Well, I thought I had it resolved. No more loud squealing, but now I hear what sounds like a very quiet, electronic sounding helicopter noise from the outputs of the keyboard whenever the USB cable i ...

After troubleshooting a bit more, I think I completely eliminated any of the cables from the keyboard to my mixer. I tried balanced and unbalanced cables, DIs, short runs, long runs, and none of them ...

I think I have what might be some sort of interference problem that has been driving me crazy. It has actually been a problem for quite some time, but only recently since troubleshooting the issue ha ...

Upright pianos have a different sound from grand pianos, and in some situations, that sound is certainly desirable. I wouldn’t necessarily say there are limitations, but the micing techniques somewha ...

Thanks a million for everyone's input. I've somehow forgotten how many great mics there are out there. (Oops... time to look at that budget again.)

On the dynamics, I'll definitely go ahead and p ...

First of all, I wanted to say that I hope this message finds everyone here doing well and finding plenty of time for recording!

Secondly, I'm looking for advice in rounding out a mic cabinet over ...

The BBC’s introductory guide to microphones (geared towards radio or on location recording). I got a laugh out of the English terminology as well as the idea of placing a condom over a microphone.
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Correct. You plug your mic into the audio interface using a standard XLR mic cable, and then your audio interface connects via USB to your computer.

Once you install the audio interface drivers on ...

I will take the liberty of guessing you are looking for something cheap with nothing more than a few inputs. You might want to check out:

[url=http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Alpha]Lexicon ...

Sounds like a bad cable to me. Have you tried using a different cable? Or, try plugging in to a different jack? If you provide more information about your setup and devices you are using, it might ...

A good tactic that has worked for me is:

1) Do your research and find the lowest advertised price.
2) Take the lowest price you have found to a large retailer that guarantees to beat any advertise ...

Thank you so much for the words of advice.

I just found out that the Clavia Stage series only boasts a polyphony of 40 to 60 voices. For a stage piano costing over $3,000, I would certainly expect ...

I have a plethora of keyboards and am constantly disappointed with acoustic piano sounds. The closest thing I’ve got right now is a Korg Triton Studio, and well, the acoustic piano sound is beyond hi ...

I also own a K2, and ever since I started recording vocals using an Earthworks QTC40, well, I’ll never turn back. It has to be the easiest mic to EQ and all the frequencies are simply present and “in ...

I believe they hold around 8 hours of music.

Kyle