Hi,
I am not in the business, I just record stuff at home, but I have noticed like on NBC, I am seeing Sennheiser (i think e945?) mics for handheld use where
before it was our trusty 58 or the Electro-Voice "hammer" mic. I was just wondering if people like Remy or whoever see this more and more? No reason for asking
other than I like learning about mics.

Hi
I have an M66 that has become noisy / low output, the pre-amp seems ok by substituting with another powering module. Has anybody taken the mic electret insert out and can tell me how to do it.
Regards
Andy

I would like to know your opinions about the use of the coincident setup above (blumlein) in nature soundscape recording.

Got a bit of a problem, I'm trying to record voice coming through an ew 100 g3 and into an mbox mini to pro tools. whenever i arm the track to record the signal goes mad and all i hear is fuzz however when the track isn't armed the sound is clear and crisp. what the hecks going on? =/

Thanks in advance

​I am setting up my first home studio for doing some personal singer/songwriter hobby-oriented stuff and recently received my first audio interface and serious mic in the mail. I'm having trouble and am trying to determine whether something is defective, so I can return it in time, or if the poor quality is just the way it is.

well, the title is quite straightforward... if you had to decide between these two, specially for recording vocals or instruments into a condenser mic and not get sound filtering out of them, which would you choose?

cheers!

I'm going to get a shotgun mic and came across this pretty convincing comparison. I'm not looking for stellar audio here as I would be hiking around the streets with whatever I got.

The NTG-3 does it for me

What do you think?

Man, these digital mics are pretty interesting. I would love to hear from others who have used these.

I just got finished with a session where I used two of these mics. They're borrowed, but I sure would like to own these! They are side-address small diaphragm condensers.

I put them in head-to-head position on my Blumlein bar, rotated them about 90 degrees from each other and recorded acoustic guitar in stereo.

I am going to be buying 4 of the same headphones for live recording purposes (not mixing) But I can't decide which model to buy. My budget is around $100 per each set. I've been looking at the $100 models from Sony and Sennheiser and what I'm looking for in this purchase is durability, comfort with prolong use and nice isolation rather than sonic accuracy.

Which would you recommend?