I play piano and sing. My family recently gave me the Audio-Technica AT2041 Studio Mic Pack so I could record our acoustic upright in stereo sound (two mics are provided in this pack). They also gave me an M-Audio Fast Track Pro so I could record onto my computer.

Dear experts,

I've been asked to document a recital with an alto, a soprano and piano in this church:

Hi,

I'm doing some recording later to evaluate the Focusrite Liquid Channel for a school project. I know how to set it up and use it but I don't no what the difference in all the settings will be.

Hello,

I'm new to this board, althought I guess some members know me from the Samplitude board.

Hello all.

I have a $3,000 budget to purchase some new gear and would like some recommendations from you all on gear to expand my studio setup.

Hi, can people please give some advice based on personal experience or opinion as to what setup will best suit my needs. Im building an Athlon based DAW which will be customised according to the needs of the set-up i actually choose.

Sorry, wrong forum. I'll post in the acoustics forum.

Can I connect two preamps in series without damaging either preamp? The signal chain is:
mic (200 ohm output) => Preamp #1 (10kohm input and 50 ohm output, 22 dBu max) => Preamp #2 (1200 ohm input) => in-line attenuator => DAW (10Kohm input).

In case it matters, preamp#1 is SPL Channel One, and preamp #2 is SCA J99.

Well Kurt,I took youre advise and located a PreSonus Eureka,new in box,with free shipping and a free SM57,or a Joemeek JM27 condensor,for 499.00.

What I have isn't excellent equipment, but it is all I have to work with right now.