These are my new favorite acoustic guitar mics. Very natural sounding and they came in a cedar box for only $560 for 2 of them. My guitar sounds better than ever before. Anyone else tried them? Any tried them on other instruments?

Which large diaphragm condenser microphone has better bang for the buck?

MXL 990 or the AT2020

Thanks!

Hey. So, here's my dilemma.

Hello,
I've been listening to different recordings to listen for guitar sounds, and I am really in love with the guitar sounds on Senses Fail's Still Searching. Does anyone know what type of mics, a/d, daw, or anything used in the recording of these guitars?
Thank you.

Hi,

Anyone know where I can buy a mic lead for an old Shure 545 I have. It's a four pin screw type connection.

Thanks

It's an old Sony Condenser Mic with a double plug. One mini 2.5mm and the other is slightly smaller. I can't seem to find an adapter so I can use the mic.

Anyone have any ideas? appreciate any advice

I stumbled across these things on eBay and had to check them out. I would love to grab em and A/B them with the real deal versions.

http://www.aamicrophones.com/index.htm

i really hope this is in the right section if not my apologies.

I have one issue and one question if either one is solved or answered it is more than enough.

1. Is there a software that i can put an auditrack and record a video with sound over it ? basically I'm trying to play a song and record a drumming video of myself over it ..

I record a lot of acoustic guitar in my home studio. I currently switch between an AT4040 and an SM57. The 57 sounds, well, like a 57 - a bit chunky for guitar. The AT4040 has a slight kick in the low mids that make my guitar and mandolin sound a bit boxy. I usually have to EQ it out. So, I'm looking for an additional mic for acoustic guitar/mandolin/fiddle micing.

What mics give the toms a lot of flexibility from style to style?

Obviously won't record jazz toms the same as rock toms... what mic will give me a lot of room to move?

Thanks