Hey guys, just picked up a Royer R-121 mostly for elec gTRS and so far I'm pretty unimpressed. Anyone else have this experience? Now, I have only used it for a very short time so I havn't got to experiment much. (that's my disclaimer) I had a band in today doing elec gtr and percussion overdubs and the Royer got the boot on all the percusion and some elec parts.

I've done a search and found very little about this mic. Has anyone here used it? I'm rather intrigued by the spheres that can be attached, and the changes these make to the sound in real world conditions. When these are attached, the assembly looks like the innards of the tlm-50. How does the sound compare with the 184 and 183?

Thanks in advance,
John Stafford

I've been searching for a new vocal mic that will be less bright, more detailed, and has more depth and character than my C1.

Hey does anyone know bout makind or buying mic panels to go from a room to the control room?

Ben

Is there any role to not use tube mic with tube pre?
I have Avalon 737sp and nady 1150 and AKG 414 eb.
Which one of mics should I use?
Thanks in advance

any kind will do.

just a Mic chatroom.
I prefer to voice chat
i get bored of typing in chat room.
and i hope to hear someone singing live on the air.haha
i can sing a song for them tooooooooo

oh, i'm such a person

now waiting for someone to offer me a Mic Chatroom, Thank you

i'm expecting a clean one, less sex.
thankyou

Hi, I am looking for an accurate mic to get the sound from my Carr Mercury amp, I feel as I spent money good money on my amp that I need a good mic for recording to get the true sound. My budget is $500 - $1000.

What mic do you recommend?

OR

hi All,

I've been digging around and around trying to answer this question by web researching on my own, but I'd much rather hear from you.

What mic cables do you like the most?

My equipment is an Apogee AD/DA MiniMe (two channel), a pair of RODE s NT5 condensor mics primarily for acoustic guitar, and a Studio Projects T3 large condensor mic for vocals.

Here's a list that I decided to compile that may help those of you who are asking what are the "studio standards" when it comes to mics. These are the ones I think are a a bare minimum requirement, the "must have" to run a respectable project or professional studio. The up side is this is a complete "wish list" which should serve almost any pop production house.

what are these exactly, like SuperCardioid, Omni and figure-8. Could I get an explination maybe?

Also, what do you guys think of the Samson Condencer mics that are out. What are some good condensers for a home studio?