Hey, i don't know if this is the best forum to ask this in, but it's the weekend and i can't call emu tech support.

I have a headset with a mic that i use when playing games online to talk to people. The headset has a stereo (two red rings) 1/8 jack for the microphone. The problem is that the emu cards and the audiodock don't have any 1/8 inputs. It has 6 1/4 inputs though.

Hi there,
I was wondering if anyone had a favourite book on this subject that they'd recomend. It's something I really need to study and would be gratefull of any web address and or books that you have found useful on this subject.
Via Con Dios.

DAvid Ian Vaughan.

what type of cables should be used with microphones ?

I was recording a Flute and Behringer ECM-8000 worked quite well. Is there any other mic you would suggest? I was recording a bamboo (wooden) flute which has a hollow sound. I want to hear more round and warm sound without the windy effect.

Hello all,

I'd like to know if there are Langevin CR2001 microphones users here.
Currently looking for a combination of a nice/cool microphone + preamp

there is a pack of those 2 units :

Langevin CR2001

Joemeek SIXQ

Hi.. I'm new here! Came here via a link to the RecorderMan method thread. Just starting out with this whole home recording studio thing, and I'd like to try out the RecorderMan method on my drums. But I need some suggestions for some microphones. I need a pair of microphones that I can use for both overhead, and later for close Micing the snare/kick drum. (I only have two inputs).

Since this is a budget minded topic, I am going to try to put together a group buy on some mics from the factory. This factory makes the Nady, Apex, and too many to mention here. To avoid the hassel of posting all the info again, I have pictures and prices, as well as info here.

I am looking for some advice regarding location recording using a multicore cable.
I have heard that it is better to place a mic preamp BEFORE the signal goes through a long cable to minimize the signal losses.
So my question is: Is this true and if yes, what can be regarded as a long cable?

I cannot get the microphone on my headset to work on my Motion Computing Tablet PC, Win XP. I know there is nothing wrong with the mic because it works on my other computer.

I am looking to add another 2 inputs to my Tascam FW-1884 and wanted something that would warm up my vocals and maybe even my guitar tone with an SM-57. I found this on Sam Ash and can hook the sp/dif up to my Tascam I believe. What do you guys think of this particular unit?