so I'm looking at getting the KLIPSCH PROMEDIA 2.1 PC MULTIMEDIA SPEAKER SYSTEM for my computer to use for just computer sounds and then use my monitors for mixing.

Im really interested in one of B.l.u.e. 's Mics (babybottle or bluebird)

but people tell me that they are not good for hip hop / rap "spitting"

thats who i work with!

can someone let me know the truth before i shell out some $$$

thanks

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I bought an Oktava MKL5000 and it was complete crap so the seller replaced it. The new one was ok, but the noise performance was not as good as I had hoped, so I decided to mess around with different valves. What really surprised me was how different each valve sounded.

I tried Mullard EF95s, and while they were too noisey, the sound was very rich and full.

I am waiting on my copy of kontakt 2. i am not to familiar with either kontakt 2 or mach 5.

here is my situation:
G5 dual 1.8 2GB Ram 2nd drive for audio 7200RPM SATA

digital performer 4.5 and uad card

which runs with more stability? which is a better sounding unit? any feedback would be of great help.

KONTAKT 2 OR MACH 5 AND WHY?

A friend is offering me a Tascam US122 Audio/MIDI Interface and Logic Express 6 for a total of $200. Obviously, I would be saving money as this is a $4-500 value, but would you recommend these products for home recording?

. I've heard good about the Pultec and the LA-2A . .

I havn't bought yet and I am deciding between the project and studio paks...

the plugs I'm using are the Kjuher(sp?)-audio classic series plugs, and from what I've read and heard the UA plugs should be quite an improvement.

so, which plugs would i get the most immediate bennefit from?

I have used different recording software, but not to the point where I know them all really good. I've used Nuendo, cubase, and Sonar 3 prod edition, and Magix studio 6,7, and the 2004 version...

I'm dismayed that the crossover frequencies for the Sony Oxford Inflator in multiband split mode are allegedly a secret!

Actually I'm bloody annoyed about it :evil:

Okay, so I've been doing this stuff for a while now (if you count from the first day I hit the record and play button at the same time it would be 20 years, but professionally about 10) and I've seen and heard a lot about gear crapping out over time.

Hi ..I am looking to set up my new laptop (powerbook G4 17") to be able to record my 3 piece punk band. I will be using Logic Express.

I want to be able to record drums with bass simultaneously before adding guitar/vocals etc..so...ie. 6-8 mics on drums..and one on bass guitar recording at the same time. - possibly recording a guide vocal track also at the same time.