Hello,

I have a big question about mastering my recordings. Thank you for starting to read.

Hello experts,

I recently bought an Mbox 2 and want to buy a condenser mic to record vocals. Im wondering if I absolutely need to get a preamp to work with condenser mics.

Cant I just choose to work with the built in preamps from the mbox?

Thank you!

I can get a copy of reason 5 and maybe record, but will probaly use Ableton to begin with. I have no idea what I'm doing, if anyone's willing to offer some advice, I'm all ears.

I would like to connect a Yamaha P155 Keyboard to an Apple Macintosh G5 using the keyboards' AUX OUT L+R outputs and the Mac's Mic IN inputs. I have read on these forums that one needs to know if the AUX OUT outputs are balanced or unbalanced. This is not mentioned in the keyboard's documentation.

Im using Sonar 8 to record vocals and Im having mic issues. Normally when I choose my input I select my microphone and it says left right or stereo. But lately it just says mono and it sounds distorted and awful. Im not sure if I'm having mic issues or software issues. I feel like it might be my audio settings but I'm not sure. I cant figure it out. Please help.

Hi!

I have a problem that I could not resolve during a long period of time.

I have 2 Shure KSM 109 mics that are connected to M-audio DMP3 preamp.
Preamp is connected to PC sound card.

Hello and thanks for your insights.

Hi guys,

Great to be part of the forum! :smile:

Sorry if i post this in the wrong section.

Now, just have some questions regarding recording guitar tracks.

At the moment i just record the guitar via vox tonelab straight to audio interface (Lexicon alpha) which is OK. But, i want to explore some more!

I don't get it, why would anyone pay that much for a mic stand? Because it has a counterbalance and noiseless wheels? Anyone ever heard of sandbags and WD-40?

I like to sit back in my chair and I pref don't want the mic on the spider in my face.

What can I get away with?