ok so I got a computer with Cubase se on it and Im running a mic through a Behringer mixer to an M-Audio delta 44 box. and I got a Neumann kms 105. I was wondering what I should get next.
a preamp! If your recording one instrument at a time you wont really need the mixer just put the mic through the preamp and the preamp through to the delta44.
search for preamps in the search collumn or go to the budget gear forum.
i recomend the sebatron preamp myself but it might be a little pricey. good luck
Preamps usually (I hesitate to say always) have 48V phantom power built in, so yes, it will power your condenser mic. You can then run the preamp to the mixer and the mixer to your soundcard to record multiple instruments. However, I recommend that you take full advantage of your card's four inputs. If you're recording multiple instruments, connect them to your audio card's inputs rather than the mixer, unless you have outputs on each of your mixer's channels. You can still use the mixer to record things than are okay on a single stereo channel (accoustic guitar, vocals, or some drum mixes.) But if you can get every instrument on a different cubase track, that would be ideal for mixing purposes.
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a preamp! If your recording one instrument at a time you wont re
a preamp! If your recording one instrument at a time you wont really need the mixer just put the mic through the preamp and the preamp through to the delta44.
search for preamps in the search collumn or go to the budget gear forum.
i recomend the sebatron preamp myself but it might be a little pricey. good luck
Im new and dumb but is a preamp gonna power the compression mic
Im new and dumb but is a preamp gonna power the compression mic and i I want to record more than one thing at a time can I still use the preamp?
Preamps usually (I hesitate to say always) have 48V phantom powe
Preamps usually (I hesitate to say always) have 48V phantom power built in, so yes, it will power your condenser mic. You can then run the preamp to the mixer and the mixer to your soundcard to record multiple instruments. However, I recommend that you take full advantage of your card's four inputs. If you're recording multiple instruments, connect them to your audio card's inputs rather than the mixer, unless you have outputs on each of your mixer's channels. You can still use the mixer to record things than are okay on a single stereo channel (accoustic guitar, vocals, or some drum mixes.) But if you can get every instrument on a different cubase track, that would be ideal for mixing purposes.