So I am finally getting around to setting up a simple home recording area.
I have about a 700-900 dollar budget and have come up with a couple options but I need help with microphones. I am looking for a mic that works well with my voice (good low and mid range, nice and warm, not too tinny) and also can record acoustic guitar well.

I have an Electro-Voice 676 mic that has no grill. I just bought a second one (has not arrived) that also has no grill.

Hello all i'm gearing up a personal 'project studio' and currently using a cheap set of apex mics and a ShureSM57 (which i'm not a big fan of for recording guitar parts on next to even the cheap condensers) but any who i was wondering of some GOOD mics to invest in (no specific price range/purpose) so if you could leave a suggestion and a small description of why you suggest such a mic and for

I have used the awesome search on this forum and read some good helpful info on the subject i'm needing help with. I am wanting to purchase my first serious LDC microphone. I want to purchase one that I won't want to get rid of the next time I buy one, and that i'll be able to use even when I buy a more expensive one in the future.

I'm getting some new mics, right now i'm using Audix I-5's to mic my toms, an sm57 for the snare, and one sterling st55 for cymbals/overhead

i'm planning on getting new overheads.. i was thinking either Matched RODE Nt5's or one NT1 and possibly an additional AT ATM 450 for the high-hat

Hi guys,

i am currently in the market for a microphone suitable for rock/hardrock male vocals. from the various posts i have looked at... plenty are recommending the Bluebird, NT1000 and the AT4040... (I am looking at spending between $250 - $350..)

I have an Audio-Technica at 3035 for recording vocals but i use it to record acoustic guitar too so I need a new mic, definitely something nicer and therefore almost inherently pricier.

Hi,

I thought some of you may be interested in the use of a lo-fi mic blended with regular mic techniques to get a more complex sound. Though I build and sell these carbon microphones, I'm not trying to spam. I would like some feedback on my product and more ideas for it's possible uses. Tell me what you think of my recordings!

Hi!
I'm a sound engineering student in Piteå, northern Sweden. We've recently (last year) built a new concert hall with adjustable inner ceiling; from 1 to 2,4s RT60. This is very nice... And I love making recordings in this all-wood space.
If you are interested, I could perhaps upload some samples?