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I use a Midisport for MIDI -> USB
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There are a few things that will bring out the worst in those of us who have been around here for a while. I'm far from a "pro", but I think I know what I don't know.

When folks come in asking clu ...

My safe choice would be an SM57.
I also have a budget ribbon that I might try (Oktava ML52) or an AKG C391B isn't as bright as the Rodes - smooth and accurate, not bright.

What happens if you run the pre directly into your sound card (set the pre at -10dB, if that's an option). Do you need the compressor and mixer inline at all?

If you really want the other bits in ...

Willie Nelson used to have the problem, but it's not nearly as bad as it used to be.
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A multiband compressor can sometimes be used to tame a click if the ...

I have Rode NT5 - not the 55, but I think they are quite similar. The NT5 is a pretty bright mic, and a bright mic can bring out the worst in a violin (screeeech). It would probably be about the las ...

Without hearing the track, "too close up" sounds like you need some reverb - early reflections, specifically. You don't need something with a "wet" sound to add space to your vocal.

Use a 'verb th ...

Here's a link to one of my very first digital recordings. This, in fact, is the recording that prompted me to launch into recording as a side business.

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You're making progress, but there is a lot of room for improvement, and you still haven't told us what you are monitoring with when you're mixing. If you're listening to your mixes on laptop speakers ...

I think I'd vote for the Oktava MK-012 - especially when they were available for under $100.

The bottom end is total muddy soup - way to much, and no clarity.Did you hear it the first time? I agree it is still muddy, but it is much better than before. You have to admit the bass is clearer. ...

The bottom end is total muddy soup - way to much, and no clarity.

I think the bigger question is how are you listening to your mix? If your room sucks, and your speakers suck, your mix is going to suck.

FYI - here's a choral recording - about 75 singers in a circle - obviously a live performance. A pair of ECM8000 mics is all that was used on this track.

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I have the SHURE kit with 3 SM57s and the Beta52. It comes with nice clamps for the 57s. At the time I was wanting some additional 57s, wanted to be equipped for drums, but also wanted mics that wou ...