Hi,
Just started using Adobe Audition 1.5 and not sure what file formats to use.
Is WAV a better source as there are more bandwidths available or is MP3 status acceptable ?

Also - How easy is it to use a pre-amp into your pc soundcard to "lift" the quality of vocal recording ?

Anything will help.
Cheers
C

Just wondering what your clients expect quality-wise vs the price they want to pay for a session.

I think I am about to open up a can of worms that just don’t need, but I have to ask.

Can a DAW (just the software) actually make a difference in quality?

I'm so frustrated.
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and a pop filter.
i record in a bedroom with a loud computer fan but i dont think
thats the problem since the vocals sound crappy, not the entire thing.
its not even near studio quality (if i wanted studio quality i just wud need a soundproof room).

Hi i am using this mic called Shure sm. some number. i was wondering is that a good mic...its gonna be used for a singing performance

If I were to connect 3 balanced XLR cables together (each about 15 feet, resulting in a total distance of about 45 ft.), would this result in signal loss, or degraded audio quality?

Hi, I am a beginner guiter player wanting to begin recording on the home computer.

I have an acoustic and an electirc guitar to record simultaneously, along with a mic and something else. SO thats a minimum of 4 inputs a soundcard needsm .

What I am thinking of buying is a

what are the differences, if any? what are the pros and cons for each?

This might be a stupid question, but, well, I'm just starting to learn... I'm planning on buying a pair of studio monitors. I have a choice of two from the same manufacturer: Both have 19mm/0.75'' tweeters and their differences include:

I am looking for a $200 - $300 reverb unit to use for live sound for my acoustic trio. To start, it will be used globally on guitars, acoustic bass and vocals (though ultimately I would like to have two units, one for instruments and one for vocals).