hello there. i put another post similar to this one up before but this one is more specific.

if a handheld vocal mic has a polar chart like this one

http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mics/b8f2c39b7aa5fc9 c/index.html

(if the link doent work its the audio-technia ae6100)

Hey everyone. I am currently in a Radio Broadcasting program and I do a TONNE of voice over type work through my own computer here at home. I currently have an Audio-Technica AT3035 condensor microphone that I love, it seems to give me great sound and amazing clarity. There is a couple things though that I would still like to improve.

hi guys. i'm looking to get a bunch of mic stands that don't completely suck (like almost every mic stand i've ever used). i've had good luck with tama in the past, but is there much around that's a more...heavy duty? also, where's a good cheap place to buy stuff like stands, cables etc?

thanks!

So ive heard that IF you mic up the amp of your guitar that it will sound better than if you just plug into into you 1/4 input jack. I really dont get how that could make it sound better. If you just plug a guitar in normally wouldnt it be better becasue there is less un wanted noise getting in?

Any ways i want to try it and see if i can get a cool sound.

Hello i have a student coming into my studio to do some recording. unfortunately the drum kit is rather er cheap sounding.
I have four to six tracks i can devote to the percussion. Has anyone some ideas on placement and ways to improve the tonal characteristics?

ive had this microphone for a few years now, i got it from my church, and i dont know what it is nor does it have any marking on it to enlighten me as to what it might be. ive used it on snare with good results just wondering what it is. thank you!

Hello,
I am new to the forums, and this seems like a patient community to ask some noob questions about. :p
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What I have:
7 drum mics
Acid Pro 5
Sonar Home Studio
PC with fire wire and usb ports
Guitar and bass
synthesizer

hello there.

if a handheld vocal mic has a polar chart like this one
http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mics/b8f2c39b7aa5fc9c/index.htm

I need to buy a portable recorder (portable = "will fit in my hand"), and the best two that I've come up with so far are the MicroTrack 24/96 and the Edirol R-09. Functionally speaking, they look pretty similar. Does anyone have any experience with either one of these recorders? Or does anyone have an alternate suggestion?

Thanks.

I play drums in a cover band that gigs often. Small to medium clubs and outdoor functions as well. I woulld like to overhead vs close mic. I have a Shure Beta 52 for the kick and Shure SM57 for snare.