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Submitted by anonymous on Wed, 12/08/2010 - 20:14

Hey everybody! I am a high school kid, with a fair amount of recording experience with bands, acoustic projects, orchestra's, and internal instruments. My school has a really great recording program with macs that run logic pro. Unfortunately, I do not have the money to buy a mac computer for my home, so I have been running FL for 3 years or so.

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Submitted by rainsong23 on Mon, 11/29/2010 - 02:41

Hi, I'm in the market for a condenser mike and am trying to decide which one to get. I've read a lot on here and reviews on musians friend and sweetwater about the ST55, 66 etc. Today I went to a music store and had the chance to listen to the RODE NT2-A and the AT3035. It seemed as if the AT was a bit brighter maybe, the RODE had some neat features like dual diaphram, and other knobs.

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Submitted by anonymous on Fri, 11/19/2010 - 07:19

Hi! I'm just getting started with recording and I got confused a little bit.
I have:
laptop Toshiba Satellite A500-1C0
midi controller M-Audio Axiom 49
mixer Mackie Profx12
phones Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro
usb interface Line6 UX-1
I use:
Cubase 5
gearbox
Before I used FL Studio and Adobe Audition.

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Submitted by Kennith Hillis on Thu, 09/23/2010 - 02:07

I have been recording for six years now. I know a lot about recording, but I don't know a lot about setting up a professional studio. How do the pro's do it? Do they use interfaces? I know this sounds stupid to some, but I want to get the sound of the pro's. My recordings sound great, but they can be a lot better.

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Submitted by anonymous on Wed, 08/25/2010 - 10:55

First time purchasing a studio monitors.

I have seen that (in the paper) the main difference is the range of frequencies they can play.

Examples:

1) Mackie HS624MK2: 45 Hz - 6 Khz
2) Mackie MR5: 60 Hz - 20 Khz (± 3dB)
2) Yamaha HS80M: 42 Hz - 20 Khz (-10 dB)

What does this numbers really mean?