I'm currently trying to use my new RODE NT1 microphone to record into ableton. I am using a Scarlett Focusrite 2i4 as my audio interface. I am aware of the need for phantom power and have the '48v' button switched on on my interface. Although I have the phantom power on the interface seems to be receiving no signal from the microphone.

Just thought Id see if anyone has modded a RODE NT1a

If so . Was it an easy DIY ?

I have one here that Id like to love more.
I used it a lot when first bought and It helped me get some really harsh mixes
through my daw.
I would like to see it be more useable.

Mic Shoot Out! Neumann u47 v RODE NT1. Listen Now!
NT1 & U47 Side by Side Test

what's you guys say about RODE nt1a? as i am updating my home studio...
experienced and experts please guide me!

Hello, I've been using a Behringer B-1 for recording vocals for the past few years but some time ago, I invested in a RODE NT-1 which had been recommended by many. I'm sure it's an excellent microphone but I am having two regular problems with it.

First, there are 'pops' everywhere - beginning words especially but also in silent parts between lines.

I recently purchased a RODE nt1a studio condensor mic. The interface I planned on using doesn't have phantom power and this was a mistake on my part. I do have a mixing board with phantom power, but it is typically used for live sound. If this would power the mic, I just need a usb adapter but if it doesn't I need a new interface.

Hi everyone, hope all is happy tracking. Was wondering if you had to choose between the RODE NT1's or NT5"s for overhead which you do cats prefer?

Okaaaay so I recorded vocals for a song back in December at a buddy's set up (here is the song):

Can someone here confirm the nasty internet rumor that the NT1a may be up for discontinuation pretty soon. :confused: