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i would like to know the difference between a large-diaphragm and small diaphragm condenser mic...I'm trying to bulit a home studio i would like you to recommend me some of them under $200.

Hi, here is a video of me playing a Tommy Emmanuel Song with additional harmonica.
I recorded both instruments together (before video-shooting).
I would appreciate some critics. cause I will do some more songs.

I’m looking to buy a PreSonus AudioBox USB, however I don’t know much about this stuff and I need some help.

Currently I don’t have any studio monitors or headphones that would connect to the AudioBox, but do I really need studio monitors or a pair of headphones?

Sorry for this stupid question. I'm completely new at this. Can anybody tell me how to get the internal effects to go to AUX1?
TIA.
Jerry

hey, i record with a at2020 usb condenser microphone and i notice that when i record vocals(with Audacity) i am too loud to the point where it clips or am too low where i can barely hear myself.so my question is,is their a certain software that will monitor the recording to keep it from clipping and going to low in sound? Or do i have to deal with it and use EQ?thanks.

Currently I am using a Delta 44 audio card. Do you think it would be worth the money to "upgrade" to a Lynx card? Would I be able to actually hear a noticeable difference?

I've been doing the sound mixing for a band who are about to embark on their first tour - Universities, festivals and a couple of support gigs.

I am currently recording my own songs in my home studio. I play finger style acoustic with some rhythmic slapping with my thumb. So my guitar tracks have an obvious slapping sound throughout. It sounds cool on an acoustic recording but i am worried that when the song is fully produced (drums and all) it will just sound like noise.

more than 90percent of the time i use plugins to do mixes. what my question is...

say i put a limiter on a track, so the levels stay below clipping, but on the compressor that is also on the track, is clipping. does this matter? should i try to also keep my compressor under clipping level even though the main track is not clipping? thank you.