Hey everyone.

I have an E-MU 0404 USB interface. I just recently bought a R0DE nt1-a and Planet Waves gold-plated xlr-XLR cable. I plugged it all in, turned on the phantom power from the interface, and I get very very low signal, even when I turn up the level all the way for the mic's channel.

Hi, I am working with a RODE NT1 with the SM1 shockmount. I am having trouble angling the mic into the proper position using a boom stand. I don't have the option of setting up the mic close to the performer, so I have the boom extended. I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions. The SM1 only pivots just a little bit and that's what is making it so difficult to work with.

I need to good condenser mics what would be a good choice my buget is anyhting

ok ihave a Behringer BCD2000 Mixer(for my dj mixing but it has mic preamp) -

http://www.Behringer.com/BCD2000/index.cfm?lang=eng

and Behringer C-1 Condenser Mic -

http://www.Behringer.com/C-1/index.cfm?lang=eng

sorry, I'm quite new to forums, and if this is in the wrong place, i do apologise.

anyway..
i recently bought a condenser mic. (Behringer )
brilliant piece of hardware, however - now when i record music, (usually acoustic) the right channel is about 6dB louder then the left. why is this? 2 weeks back it was fine.
i have dropped it once, is that a cause?

i have a 32-bit Creative sound card and i wanna purchase a new semi-proffisional mic for home recording using a pc BUT i dont have a mixer.
my question is, do i need a mixer to be able to use Condenser Mics ?
and what Mics do you reccomand in my case

Hello everyone. I'm going to be recording live drums for the first time in a couple of weeks and from the reading I've been doing on this forum I'm thinking 1 mic for the kick and 2 overheads to start out with. Right now all I have in my mic locker are 57's and 58's, 1 AT PRO 25, 1 AT PRO 37 and 1 AKG c3000b.

Hi I was thinking about purchasing a pair of instrument condensers, probably RODE NT5 pair. I want them for acoustic, drum overheads, piano, cello...

I already have an AT4033Cl, MXL990 condenser, MXL991 instrument condenser, and a sm57. With the mics I already have do you think I would even need to purchase a instrument condenser pair?

Hi.

I have M-Audio MicroTrack 24/96. And i need to bye couple condenser microphones to equipe it. There is some trouble. Phantom power of MicroTrack is just 30V only. But usual in portable recording devices (as i know) it equals 48V. I dont want use some pre-amplifier.

Hi,
I am using a traditional 3 mic set up for a drum kit, bass drum mic and 2 overheads. My question is with both at my disposal which will achieve the better drum sound 2 overhead large diaphram or small diaphragm condensers? and if possible why?

Thanks,
TK