Hi

Samson,Behringer,Wharfedale and so call Cheap or Valueable Mic in the market! Wil you use it fir serious recording? Like a Drum Mic Set from Samson for Drum Recording?

OK, I heard the screams from here. It's not that bad! Well maybe it is.

For our (the church I go to) pantomime/play (in 2 weeks :o !) we needed 2 wireless mics. Rather than hire a pair of say, wireless PG58s for £120 (total) I suggested that we buy a pair outright - and suggested a pair of Sennheiser Freeport FP35 (we need something handheld) at £240 total.

whenever i'm ready to buy gear i will search ebay and froogle for the cheapest dealer price. then i go to guitar center 10 minutes from me and they always beat the price by 10% of the difference and i buy it from them.

I rock a PV14 mixer (among other junk) with both stereo and/or mono outs. I currently monitor either through headphones, or occasionally through a pair of 2 little Kustom (i know, go f- yourself) passive monitors powered by a Crate power block amp (hell of deal)...this rig works, but is obviously not giving me a great sound.

Hey! I'm creating a quick/easy rock space in my basement for me and 3 others to dabble in recording. I use a simple setup with DIs, Shure mics, a PV14 mixer, and a BOSS digital deck, and some PC post-production.

I want to start using a PreSonus StudioLive 16 channel desk to multitrack all my band's shows. We have our own soundguy now, but almost all the venues we play have house sound systems.

Optimally, we'll be able to just plug our SL into their mains and monitors, and mix right from it. But in situations where that is not practical, we'll need some sort of splitter.

With the continuing interest in minimal mic techniques for recording a drumkit, I thought I would demonstrate my technique.

What it sounds like
http://members.toast.net/dwyss/HowTo/DrumDemo.wav

You will have to forgive the playing, its terrible.

With the continuing interest in minimal mic techniques for recording a drumkit, I thought I would demonstrate my technique.

What it sounds like
http://members.toast.net/dwyss/HowTo/DrumDemo.wav

You will have to forgive the playing, its terrible.

Hello, I have a basic question:

I have recently become interested in getting a portable digital recorder.

My main uses would be in speeches, conferences, and one-to-one interviews. All of this for personal use, and occasionally for web posting.
I would be tempted to record live shows too, for the same purposes as above.

I have looked all over the internet and can't find a full-sized MIDI organ pedalboard for under $1300. I can't image why it would cost that much so I was just wondering if anyone had any information on something cheaper that might work. Thank you.