I am looking to record acoustic guitar. A lot of folk and finger picking so low volume playing. Based on what I have read so far I am in the market for Small Diaphragm Condenser(s).

Hi All, i'm Leo, musician for passion for years but quite newbie when it comes to recording/mixing.
my question is: if i need to record a small performance live outdoor, let's say a rooftop of a house, what's the easiest way to do it in order to get a decent audio track out of it?

I'm looking to buy a mic. I'm only going to be using it to record "Quran" (I've attached a sample if you don't know what that is)

I know recording,mixing,and mastering is all ears,mixing is where I need help.A good recording is crap if its not mixed right.What am I listening for?Hi's, low's, middle's, balance?

hello...

Hi - Funny thing about this request, is I knew how to do this 15 years ago. At that time, my partner and I had a live weekly internet radio show, using a Real Audio server in Michigan (we're in South Florida) way before anyone ever heard the word "podcast." I used my Mixpad 12 to feed the mic's and music from a PC and via a 2nd computer, sent it out to the Real Audio server.

http://www.sonicscoop.com/2015/04/08/recreating-bird-returning-to-detroits-legendary-united-sound-systems-studio-for-a-modern-session-with-an-ear-on-the-past/#sthash.JgWnan9r.dpbs

http://www.sonicscoop.com/2015/04/08/recreating-bird-returning-to-detroits-legendary-united-sound-systems-studio-for-a-modern-session-with-an-ear-on-the-past/#sthash.JgWnan9r.dpbs

this whole thing looks cool can't wait to read all about it, think it's the future, and the missing piece to the new rig!

https://now.source-elements.com/#!/

Hi all,

I'm a photographer and more recently videographer who's just starting out recording audio and my mate picked up an old (mono, cellphone unshielded) Sony mzm 300 shotgun mic which I've adopted and been loving!

I don't have an audio capture device but I use it for interviews and other video editing plugged into my Nikon d800.