hey all, my boss is a berkley graduate (audio production), has been recording professionally for over 20 years, full time. i recently built i studio for him in my hometown, with the idea of tapping in to a new market. so he's running 2 studios.

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I have Yamaha hs80s and want to hook them up to my aura bass shaker to get more out of my bass response.

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Like the title says, I'm a beginner when it comes to audio recording. I'm looking to start recording some footage with audio using a T3i DSLR camera. I purchased the Tascam DR-40 and an Audio-Technica AT897 Line + Gradient Compact Shotgun Condenser Microphone. Today I received my products and decided to test out the Mic and Tascam recorder.

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What is the best mic to use for recording a vocal group of 3-4 people at one time. Some say uni-directional and some say omni-directional. please Help. Thanks!

i have an AKG perception 220 condenser mic running through a tubepre v2 preamp. the preamps unbalanced output is going straight to the mic input on my pc and I'm usisng Cubase 5 as my program of choice. after reading alittle about condenser mics i learned that they normally have some fuzz from having to amplify the sound internally.