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Thanks, Remy. I wasn't sure if I was making it clear that I wanted to buy---rather than build--something.

It was a toss-up between the Shure A15AS you mentioned and Audio-Technica's AT8202, but I ...

Thanks for the replies. Remy:

The Brick behaves ("distorts") differently at different settings, and unfortunately, the unit's one dial controls both input and output gain. So getting the desired ...

I guess I overlooked the clipped-on-the-cable-style attenuators. Include these in your recommendations as well.

I'm running my attenuator] ---> interface line-ins

I want something cheap and transparent to maintain the sound, just attenuated to a manageable level. The [url=http://www.adesignsaudio.com/atty ...

I got my easy, breezy, and beautiful. I say without exaggeration that it took under a minute.

The Mackie seems mindful of system resources. Probably not as low-latency as my old Alesis io26, but ...

The '30 is the gem of the Peavey Classic line. Depending on the work you do, it might record among the best in its price range.

Unless you play strictly bluesy lead-guitar stuff, the overdrive fee ...

I've owned a pair of MSP5s for 18-or-so months and I'm moderately happy with them. They aren't necessarily fun to listen to, but I seem to get translatable results with them. I also have a friend fr ...

...allows the mic. to vibrate more naturally.I don't think it makes a difference

Respectfully, both of these assertions are incorrect. The pop filter slows down and disperses fast-moving air parti ...

This site is a fountain of knowledge, I love it.
The depth of that "fountain" is contained in its search feature. This type of general question is best found by checking the archive of previous pert ...

Good luck finding a 20something with 100k worth of anything!
I had the same thought.

Blake,

It sounds like the "glove-style" filters you're talking about are more like outdoor windscreens. In the instance of high SPLs coming toward a mic from one direction (i.e. mic'ing a sound so ...

The cooperative efforts idea is a great one. It's a bit of inspiration.

Musically and sonically, though--to my ears--the drums were by far the most interesting element of this piece.

Kev,

Those drums sound great, brother. Perfect blend of roominess and fidelity. They have a quality about them that's very unique.

Would you mind elaborating on your setup? Mics, gear, techniqu ...

I'll second that The Brick is sort of a one-or-two trick pony. It sounds most rich to my ears in the mid-to-upper midrange area, and I think it tends to thin out more robust/tubby microphones in favo ...

Mackie's literature says the Onyx preamps do fine with ribbons.

From a user over at Gearslutz.com: "I've used the Onyx extensively with all types of mics and it plays well every time. Very all purp ...