Just wanted to say, I'm using these for the first time tonight and I am loving them on a Martin Acoustic. They sound very natural without all the boomyness of my other larger diaphram condensers I used to have to use (I just didn't have anything else). Cant wait to try these out as drum overheads. For $200 a piece or a little less, well worth it.

I realize this could go in the VST but people never check anything there so I was wondering if anyone had a rec on a Glockenspiel VST, I'll buy it if I have to, I need a good tinkly tone for a track I'm working on.

Hi there,

Im currently working on an acoustic indie/pop demo. the guitarist/vocalist and i are producing it ourselves and we're in the really early stages of recording. it's our first time attempting to make any sort of legit recording and we are both pretty new to the recording process.

I made a HUGE mistake and recorded 2 days worth from a back-to-fromnt mic. So basically the polar paterns are way off, kinda like when they sing facing away from the mic. Is there any way for me to improve this. I need help ASAP.

I made a huge mistake and had the cardiod of the Sony C 48 studio Mics faceing the wrong way. The resulting sound is awful and for some reason, i didn't notice a difference until i played it on my own monitor speakers. Now it sounds like there is a lot of reverb and the EQ is weird. The reverb isn't that much of a problem but if i can fix it it would be good.

Hi all,

I know there have been a couple of big band threads in the past and I have scoured them for details. I was hoping some of you might be able to jump in and help me out with a big band jazz recording I've got coming up. I've mostly recorded small groups, solo singer/songwriters, with the occasional rock band and church choir thrown in.

First, the setup of the band:

Using more than one computer for recording

I have a small band in which I play 2 different Ukuleles with externally mounted Dimario piezo-electric pickups, and an archtop acoustic with a suspended humbucker pickup.

Each of the ukes is plugged into it’s own 7 band EQ pedal. The guitar is plugged in to an overdrive pedal then it’s own 7 band EQ.

Hi,
I want to start by saying in sorry to be another recording newbie asking almost the same question.

I want to record demos with my band. Instead of doing all the layers one after the others, it would be awsome to record rehearsals and tweak all the track in the DAW (cubase). It would hopefully sound better than recording with a tape cassette recorder.