Hi, can you guys tell me what is the kind of mic that the screamer uses in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxAeeedlzt4 at 2min12 ?

Thanks !

Alright, I've finally gotten this all together.

Well this was a sudden decision. A guy who I am recording has a new song he wants to do on my piano. I've never seriously recorded the Steinway in the living room, so this will be an adventure. (Running cables from the basement studio should be fun.) It's a ballad. Slow chords. Not much activity.

Hey guys! I’m trying to find a decent mic to record some radio ads for our company. (Im not trying to start a professional recording studio, I just need a decent mic that will sound good for a simple vocal radio ad) I already have a MacbookPro and Soundtrack Pro 2. I’ve been reading around and have had a hard time figuring out what mic to get. These are what I was thinking of

RO has given me a lot as a member, so I thought it was time to give back.
I've been able to do a fair amount of mic a/b's recently, and since most of these mics have been the subject of a lot of discussion around here, I thought it would be helpful to post some samples.

Im going to take my first stab at recording vocals and I've gone through all the tips and stuff which were great but I was wondering how you guys would go about using this stuff, Im going for clean but hard rock vocals. Here's some sample music Ill be recording vocals for:
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hello again everyone...

i have a question about Micing my guitar (amp)...

first of all should i use a condenser (mxl 990) or dynamic mic (Shure pg48)? the dynamic seems to work better for me but maybe its because I'm not doing something right with the condenser?

i am putting a large dynamic underneath, an sm58 close to the head, and an AT2035 to capture room. how far away should i put the 2035 to prevent phase problems?

thanks!

I hate to ask this, but how do you hang a LDC mic upside down using a shock mount? I could attempt to just insert it upside down, but wouldn't it just fall out? Is there some way to do it or do I just, do it? hhaah

Alright, so since my post last night I have been using the "recorderman" technique and its been working great...other than the fact that I am still unable to record each mic on its own track. Here are some images of my mic placement, and how Cubase is recording it.