Hello! Been a while since last time I posted here.

In all my years of recording I have never bothered to learn what the specified frequency response (FR) of a microphone really means. I have always thought it means that the mic wont capture anything outside of the FR range, but is that really true?

Well, I did this question in the Samplitude general forum but, as always, ZERO answers... and in the specific forum I cannot register myself (it seems that they don't allow strangers...).

So, could anyone tell me if there is a way to capture audio from sound card in Samplitude?

Thanks in advance!

I'm presently researching digital voice recorders and some Sennheiser clip-on mics to capture whispers and mumbles throughout the day. Ideally, I want capabilities to send to voicemail or a more competent service for transcription to text.

I am really interested in a field recorder that will double for my remote acoustic services. . Looking at this company for a while, its giving me G.A.S.

http://www.sounddevices.com/in-action

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.

Greetings:

I am looking for a capture card. It must be a single PCI card, no external boxes, must have 2 balanced stereo inputs - each stereo pair must feed into a single A/D converter/DSP. No other features needed or wanted. No playback facilities needed.