Greetings everyone this is my first post on this forum =)

i was wondering what everybody thought of the new Blue Reactor mic? i just bought one and i love it.

was wondering if anyone else has one and what they may think of it.

I am trying to find a good condenser microphone and tube preamp combination for my project studio. I am looking in the $1000-2000 range to start but may go higher if needed.
I am currently using logic with a PreSonus interface.

I'm a classical composer and I'm putting together my own recording setup to archive my own works. The recordings do not need to be "professional level" -- this is for my own personal portfolio, not for any kind of wide distribution. I don't have a ton of money to budget, I was thinking maybe $300-400USD total for 2 mics that I could use for simple stereo recording.

MXL v67g or MXL 2010: which is better for voice ?

Hi I bought a condenser mic and I am between these 2:
 

• MXL V67g
• MXL 2010

which one is better for recording vocals?
considering that my room is not insulated, with which I take less ambient noise?

Thank you very much for your help pls!

:biggrin:Hello Fellow Members.
Could do with some advice please..that should read more advcie as I have already received some very good replies elsewhere.For those who have not read my older threads..I am very new to all this..although I have read much.Nothing beats first hand advice from experts like you guys on these forums.

Hey guys I'm trying to get that old Motown sound, similar to what Daptone Studios are doing these days. What mics would you guys use on the different instruments to get that type of sound? Drums, guitar amps, bass amps, horns etc?

Hey guys I'm wondering how to record bass using a passive DI box and a mic so that I can have 2 signals going into Pro Tools. I've never recorded with two signals before so I'm not real clear on how to hook everything up.

I'm using an Mbox with two inputs. So for one signal I go from the mic to the Mbox right?

Hi,

I am looking to dual mic my acoustic guitar for recording.

I currently have access to 3 mics.

- Shure Beta 87A
- Shure SM58
- Shure SM57

i'm having trouble controlling the volume of the cymbals in relation to the rest of the kit when using a three mic triangular set up.

Hi,

Does anyone have experience using long gooseneck microphones that sit on a moveable base?

I was considering one of the following:

Shure MX412
AKG CGN 521
Sennheiser MZH 3072

I am assuming all of the above are optimised to reduce pick-up due to vibrations etc.?