Dear Readers,

Just recently, I came across a couple of comparative tests regarding fast Hard Drives.

Hello Fellow east coast studio owners’s. I have an amazing band I am getting involved with. My problem is they are in New Jersey and I am in California. Since it is cheaper for one to travel than five I need a studio in the Greater New Jersey/New York area.

is this a good microphone for rap vocals?
cuz i bought it and it sounds thin?
Im running it towards a mbox 2
is there anything i can do to make sound fatten?
i double them but still sound kinda thin?

I'm in the market for a baritone acoustic guitar (one that would be tuned BEADFB) I've written some music in this tuning and the thicker strings tuned down on a standard acoustic just isn't cutting it (floppy strings, tuning issues etc)

Anybody have any suggestions? :)

[Note, I also posted this on the ProAudio forum; if against the rules please delete this one.]

(Note: I'll only consider new mics.)
C 414B-XLS is flatter - which I want.
C 414B-SLII has a rise for vocals.
Either can be bought in a matched stereo pair.

I thought I had decided on the XLS matched pair, for $1,999 per four online sources.

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Just wondering I'm recording brass anyone any tips on mics and placements to use?

Could someone help me with this?

What is the difference between a graphic equalizer and a parametric equalizer?

How would each be used differently?

i want to major in recording arts in college, but have not started the program yet, i'm still undeclared. however i'm attempting to start recording now and creating a portfolio for when i transfer to a trade school. for someone who has little experience but intends to follow this as a career path, what would you suggest as good gear to start with?

Im looking to mike a drum set One as an overhead one on the kick. but i have a restriction. I'm using Tascam us 122 to track it. If i turn on the phantom power it will be for both mics and not one.