Hi, I'm looking for a decent quality, affordable (~ $100?) handheld digital recorder that I can use with 2 lapel mics to record face-to-face interviews.

Ideally the device will have USB for easy transfer to a Mac.

Any advice on the best setup (including lapel mics, or not, if there are decent mic-less options) is truly appreciated.

Hello,
looking for some opinions on the character "character" comparison between the D.A.V. Broadhurst Gardens No.2, Shinybox Si4, and Sytek MPX-4?
What one do you recommend? Will be used mainly for "rock" in conjunction with Daking pre's.

Hi. I was trying to plugin my Boss BR-1600CD to my pc for the first time. Nothing came up and I went straight to Jurisdiction that it was the cord that was wrong.

I was thinking about picking up a set of these primarily to use as 'listening' speakers but I wanted to get some thoughts on how they would work as monitors?

So I took the plunge and bought an iPad this summer. It's an incredible tool and I am teaching in very different (and better) ways as a result. Great music theory apps and score reading apps as well as the ability to mirror my iPad to a projector to display the apps to an entire class really makes teaching a large group much easier.

hello everyone, I am new here. I hate to impose on my first start out of the gate, but I am in the middle of a studio build and a couple of projects and I need a bit of help. I have a young friend who has 5 grand and wants to put together gear for recording with 8 ins. he has some sm 57's but needs a cheap condenser. other than that he has no equipment.

hello everyone, I am new here. I hate to impose on my first start out of the gate, but I am in the middle of a studio build and a couple of projects and I need a bit of help. I have a young friend who has 5 grand and wants to put together gear for recording with 8 ins. he has some sm 57's but needs a cheap condenser. other than that he has no equipment.

am looking for a simple setup for a friend who writes and does some hobby stuff. he has no equipment at all and needs to be able to get 8 tracks simultaneously. he needs monitors, a DAW or pc based recording system, some dynamics and a cheap condensor...just the basics and he has 5 grand to do it. I would help him more, but am in the middle of building a studio and a couple of projects.

Why does my genesis sound so sh*tty? It's really quiet, and things sound very thin and wispy. I'm pretty unhappy, especially after spending about $500 on one. Any tips? Does this mic just suck? Is it a lemon? Does the tube need more time? Any advice would be awesome.

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I almost never see x/y used whenever stereo OH's are used on stage. This is from club gigs to stadiums, just curious as to why a spaced pair seems to be the predominating choice? thanks!

-kyle