Hello,

This is my first post here... I'm trying to slowly build up a recording system that I can move around with me so we can record some hand drum, string, and vocal. At present I'm trying to get just one mic to work properly with my laptop or desktop.

Hi everybody,
I am basically an MC who has little to no interest in audio equipment, but needs to know how to use it, and struggles to figure it out.

I have just purchased a Behringer MIC200 Preamp, and a Behringer C-1 microphone, and am having an absolute sh!t of a time trying to set it up with my computer.

I'm am looking for a link or name of a manufacturer that manufactures a mic holder/stand that can slide between the bottom of an amp and the amp's road case in which it sits. I would be using either SM57 or MD 409 mics with them. I've seen some of these used previously and they are great. If the amp moves the mic stays put and moves with it.

What's the difference between the NT2 and the NT2-A? I have an NT-1. How does it compare?

Friends,

I have a stereo guitar cabinet with a 2 X 12 speakers driven by a stereo tube amp. I am thinking of stereo Micing using a pair of SM57 - one on each speaker.

I am a relative beginner. I am planning on setting up a mobile recording studio. I want to be able to take my gear to customer and get a good live recording. the plan is to record the band live and overdub the vocals. this will be for demo's only. once i have a stationary studio space i can overdub everyone to scratch track.

gear i am thinking about is

I am currently using a Bluebird to mic Dave our lead singers voice in my basement. I was just wondering if there was any other mic that you all would recommend. http:// - go hear to hear his soft and sultry voice ha.

Hey. I actually have a few questions.

When is an ideal situation to use all the switches on a mic?.

I am seriusoly considering getting a RODE NT2. I was just wondering in what situation would i need to use the variable pattern or the high pass filters and what not.

I'm currently making my first recording set up. As of right now, I only intend on recording vocals (rap, some singing). I've been looking at an AKG Perception 200 (large diaphram condenser) because I've heard it's the best one in my price range. However, I've also heard things about power supplies, preamps , etc...

I have the chance of getting any of the SE mics at very good prices, so I thoughא of having a combination of a few mics which will be used all over for recording acoustic guitars and electric guitars (my main amp is a Twin), piano, vocals and drums. What would be the right set to get out of these options -