I want to start making recordings of a jazz trio (trombone, guitar and bass) I'm planning to buy a Tascam dp-01 and maybe a Shure sm57. I'll just be recording in my room. Our neighborhood is quiet enough but my room is not acoustically treated.

hi everyone;

i m planning to purchase a bpm mic (tb-100), its clean however i ve no idea how that mic is like when its compared to the budget versions of todays studio projects, etc...
i ve searched this forum but have not found satisfactory info about it. has anybody got an idea or an experience with it?

thanks,

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Hi, I am looking to buy some mics to record my band. I need to record drums and vocals. I have a Pod for recording my guitar buy just out of curiousity, is there a mic I could use for more than one task, such as guitar and drums, etc... I've heard a lot about Sm57s, buy they are pricy (in my range). Thanks

Hey, i don't know if this is the best forum to ask this in, but it's the weekend and i can't call emu tech support.

I have a headset with a mic that i use when playing games online to talk to people. The headset has a stereo (two red rings) 1/8 jack for the microphone. The problem is that the emu cards and the audiodock don't have any 1/8 inputs. It has 6 1/4 inputs though.

there are some different possibilities to mic a acoustic guitar.
i'm interested in how you mic guitar and what results you get?
please give me some information!

(acoustic guitar solo, acoustic guitar solo with vocals, acoustic guitar solo with band etc...)

thx

This sanctuary, currently under construction, was designed by a local architectural firm with acoustical and PA recommendations from one of the leading consultants in the field. The problem is the consultant’s design was a bit too expensive for the budget and now has now left the scene.

just looking for suggestions for a good quality and good sounding mic for all around home studio recording. Have been checking out large diaphragm condensers/ some tubes. Vocals is my number 1 priority. Also some acoustic guitar. Style of music is hip hop/rnb (not sure if that'll make a difference). Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, I'm a sort of Dylanesque singer/songwriter that is recording at home & I am looking for a decent vocal mic for under $250. Considering a moded Oktava 319 - a ADK-A51 or a MXL v67i. Or wait to find a lucky deal ebay deal on a RODE .