Hi guys, as you can tell by the title, I'm a complete beginner at recording.

I was wondering how I could take this mic and record with it on my computer

Hi, I was wondering how I would be ablet oconnect this mic to my computer to record.
Would I need to buy an adapter?

Hey there RO! I just joined this forum. I'll make this easy. I'd like to have a large diaphragm condenser mic. My budget is under $500 ($300 would be perfect). I'd also like to have a ribbon mic but I'm not sure there are any in my budget range.

Okaaaay so I recorded vocals for a song back in December at a buddy's set up (here is the song):

We just had a couple of mics in stock when we started. so I've been picking up deals on various mics to try out different stuff. I thought I'd post results so far. I am Micing clean and scream vocals, backing vocals, at high volumes. I also am singing Coldplay, 3DG, Oasis, etc. Rush (ha ha) and originals, clean vocals.

I record acoustic guitar and vocals so I don't need much in the way of channels but I want pro sound. So here's my idea.

Hello, quick question how do you guys normally record electric guitar? (I'm aiming for a pop punk sound.) Do you mic an amp, or do you use a VST Plugin? (If so please let me know which one.)

So beautiful.
University of Utah Singers-Sure on this Shining Night

The separation is very nice, where do you think the mics are here? I see small flank stands on the left /right of the stage. Sounds so smooth.
hmm I'm thinking about my up coming Choir project which has me lurking.

Can someone here confirm the nasty internet rumor that the NT1a may be up for discontinuation pretty soon. :confused:

Plugged directly into the camera (Sony V-1), the single stereo microphone apparatus enables accurate real-time passive auralization capable of broadcasting full spectrum 360 audio without any DSP processing whatsoever.

Set to "reality" volume for best experience with headphones or in the "sweetspot" of conventional speakers.