Hello Recording Gurus,

Hi all,

Hello everyone,
I am totally new to audio recording and I am try to get into the subject. I will try to summarize all my struggles in a very simple way and hopefully get good advice on how to continue.

Hello!

I explain a little about my situation. I am a violinist and I have some experience in recordings (rather being recorded, which has given me some experience especially in editing) but I do not have much experience as far as recording equipment is concerned, now I only have a Zoom H6 and a couple of mics Studio Projects C4 with which I usually record some concerts.

Man, this X/Y sounds pretty decent in a small room. What mics are these?

I'm recording a songwriter with 1 large condenser; vocals and acoustic guitar. Also, I'm Micing a cello, and a violin with a RODE ntg-2 shotgun. I'm running both into a Zoom H4N recorder. 

Here's a mock-up of how I intend to set up. Nix the back-up singers. Any ideas or tips?
Much appreciated!

I have been asked to help with a recording project and need some advice. The budget for equipment is $1000.

The recording will be done in a medium size recital hall. I was thinking a pair of stereo mics in the hall, with a mic on each instrument.

sorry about my english. i'm not american/
i play on violin and i want to record me in my comuter..
i use AUDACITY.
i have a good pick up in my violin (somthing of barcus-berry).
andd i connect a PL cable to my comuter. but the problem is that the sound isn't good!. it's sound metallic.
i will be happy if somone can guide me what i can do. thank you.

Hi guys,

so this Friday i will be recording one for the first time.
so far my plan of attack is to record her sitting down in a live room with a large dio condenser off axis about 3 feet above her.

as far as condensers go, this is what i got to work with
AT4040
SMK5U
C536P
C535P
A51S
SCM1000
AT3035
VP988