Wondering if any other small town studios have encountered this as it's turning into an epidemic where I live

I'm looking for something to record acoustic instruments and probably act as a drum mic occasionally. Acoustic instruments are by far the more important use for me. Guitar and Violin mostly. Thanks!

My other mics are a RODE NT1A and an SM58.

Hello RECORDING forum people !

My father is looking for a good USB or Firewire Mixer Audio Interface and a good set of speakers for his keyboard. He will probably be using it as a home studio but also for live playing.

I've been setting up small PA's for years and have used many diff types of setups, from non powered mixer with powerd speakers, to powered mixers with passive speakers yada yada, but...

Hi, new guy getting into the gear game here.

I do animations and other type of projects and my current setup (basically a computer and mic) isn't cutting it.

I've done a little research and looked around some forums and what I'm looking to get is:

As of late my system involves a Delta 1010 sending to a Samson PL2404 mixer. Monitors are HR624s. The PL2404 has been very reliable but is a kink in the fidelity train. Time to upgrade. I don't need a ton of inputs. 4 stereo would suffice for now. I've looked at the newish Allen & Heath ZED series and feel like they would be a nice upgrade. Midas looks good as well.

Yes, i know it shouldn't be done, But it will be done :)

Having a few mates coming over for a bit of a recording jam session.

I only have a condenser mic, and we're going to aI'm recording just a small bass drum, snare and a ride cymbal - so a mini drum kit.

Anyone got any tips on where to position the mic, recording it and general EQ?

Cheers

I've been travelling a lot lately and spending time in hotel rooms,
Having done some recording when possible,
portable
digi 02 rack into my mac.
Then doing a rough mix using 4 different
headphones ( all cheapos )swapping between passes.This works
to a point where I try and find a happy medium and resonable sound

i am about to invest in some nice overheads, and am not sure weather to buy a matched pair of small condensers or 2 large diaphragm condensers, to use as overheads. I mostly record heavy rock/pop, and like my drums to sound huge. currently using D112 on the kick, sm57's on top and bottom of the snare, and on the toms. Does anyone have any advice on what type of overheads would suit me best?

Hi!

Well over the years I have tried a few methods of computer based recording from Lexicon omega's to MOTU stuff and its never been very successful now Im going to atempt again after having a good thing about it lol. Im 21 so go easy on me but I do know quite a bit about music stuff as I love it (i play guitar and sing aswell)