I recently received some field recordings done with some sort of Sony digital 'walkman' style recorder. They sound FANTASTIC.

I'm a new user, not sure where this question should go.

I'm a piano major in school and would like some sort of small portable microphone to record my piano playing mostly for personal critique. But I don't want to spend money on some crappy mic that can barely do decent voice recording.

I have a DAT recorder: Sony PCM- M1 and had a Technica AT 822 that was stolen. Keeping in mind this is for portable use that fits in my hand or close to that size.

I would like to get a portable recorder to take with me on my travels,not sure which portable is the best bang for the buck? Thanks

Hey guys -

I spend a lot of time lurking these forums. Our band has amassed some equipment that we do demos on, and I think they come out pretty decently. What we use right now is:

- MacBook Pro, GarageBand, GuitarRig and Drumagog (cheap version)
- Firepod
- MXL 992
- Audix Fusion drum mic pack
- Sennheiser HD280s (yes, a headphone mix).

Hi there

This could have been posted on the Studio Construction board but it relates more to home studio stuff I guess.

Hi everyone,

Hi,

Does anyone have a design for a phantom supply (48vdc), that is battery or wall supply powered? I would like to get the output as close as possible to 48vdc at 2-10ma. I understand this could be done with an appropriate voltage doubler circuit. Any info would help. Thanks much!

MicHead

I am a double bass player, looking for equipment to record myself for professional symphony audition tapes and for general practicing purposes. I am looking for a high quality sound that I can send digitally online for critique-ing.

I'm a voice-over hobbyist in my spare time (and hopefully one day as a career), but I've found that lately I don't really have the time to sit down at my computer and record in peace and quiet.