Hello, everyone, Im very new here, and I have a question.

For certain brands, i understand they all have their "go-to's" for tom micing. I am on a budget. My LIMIT is 1500$

The mics I already have planned out for are

1 Shure SM57
2 Audio-Technica AT2035
1 Audix D6

Hi,

Hello everyone.

I have bought an mxl studio 1 about a year ago. My results where not that good. i Had some noises in the background the actual recordings where great but they had a "shhhhhhhhhhh" in the background all the time. If someone can help me great!

Hi there,

I know it's probably been asked 1000 times before here, but i am looking for a recommendations for a second microphone, i own a sm57 but feel i need something better for recording acoustic guitar and vocals etc.

I am looking at condenser mics under £150 that are natural and detailed, nothing harsh;

I have a 23 x 23 x 7 ½ foot cement basement. I am finishing it for the purposes of creation station and music room. All outside walls (those nearest the foundation) and I have no intent of a control room or booths…that’s not in the program. I just need a welcoming and warm room (it’s cold in the Northeast).

Are there any small condenser mics under £100 with a flat response from 2000 to 20.000 . .

Are we talking RODE M3 ? or anything else out there

Under 2000 response not an issue in this case...I'm only interested in the best quality over 2000

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prefer the mics to be black as well LOL :)
any advice much appreciated.

Friend of mine needs a pair of monitors on the very cheap. In the 100-150 range. I'm just not sure what's good in that price range. He plays acoustic stuff mostly. Acoustic and vocals with occasional bass guitar.

I've heard some M-Audio monitors around this price range are pretty useable, but I'd appreciate some recommendations as well.

First, some information about myself. I play guitar/keyboard and recently have been getting into singing/songwriting too. While visiting a friend I was able to record a track in his room - he has a pretty decent set-up of equipment he's accumulated over the years - and liked how it sounded.

Hi there,

I was wondering if someone could give me advice. I want to set-up my own recording set-up at home as recording sessions at the studio are just way too expensive and I like to take my time. I currently produce music through the use of Cubase and would like to record vocals into the Cubase program.

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