Hey folks,

Hi,

Well as for most of you that dont know, I have been about to purchase some equipment for recording my self, and possibly some bands that come along my way. I first started off just wanting to get some sound card to record myself with and thats it. But then I caught the recording bug!

I am researching budget-priced (under $200) condenser microphones for recording vocals. I am looking at the Oktava MK012 and MK219, Behringer B1 and B2, and the Global Audio GXL2200. Has anyone used these specific models? What type of results can I expect with this class of mic? Also, are there any great internet resources for researching microphone performance?

Kind of a funny question...

I need to do vocal recordings (country & pop lead/backup) with an AKG-414C/BULS. I've got every piece of the chain save a decent preamp. I would prefer not to spend more than $400 on one (1/2 channel, preferrably 2).

Haven’t seen any talk of this (have searched the archives): I am producing/arranging a singer/songwriter who is getting nibbles from some majors. The style is pop rock and she does not yet have a band – I play all the instruments except drums.

Greetings,

i have digi 001 PT LE what plugins would
work with LE to master? or at least as close as
i can get with PT LE.
i dont have Apogeeoutboard gear.
:D

After the release of PT/HD I am interested in stuff in the following order..

hi all,

i'm working on tracking/recording/mixing some material for my band and I was interested in what everyone feels is an appropriate budget to set for mastering. is mastering usually charged per song, per disc, per hour of work? we'll probably have 9 to 11 songs.

thanks,
- neil