Hey everyone, I'm trying to see what would be the best type of mic to use to amplify my voice while I'm playing online games. I'm going to be wearing wireless headphones and turning off my pc speakers so I'm just looking for an above average mic to mount on a small die cast stand on my desktop.

Any input is greatly appreciated, Thanks, StratMan23

Before I send a mix in before mastering, wouldn't it be best if the vocals are just a little louder than most of the mix? Not much just a 1/2 db or db. It just seems like the compression and limiting is going to crush the vox anyway, right? I also like to mix my drums loud, is that a problem?

I use wavelab 4.0, Adobe Auditions 1.0 and FL Studio 5.0.

How to add voice. I am fimiliar how to use Adobe Auditions and Fruity Loops, but I am still learning Wavelabs. Is there an easy and fast way to add voice to fl studio 5.0?

Am I immune. Jeez. I'd really like some info on head voice because,

1) I don't know if I fully understand what it is, what it's definition is, what separates it from falsetto...etc.

2) I have wondered for years if perhaps, simply, SOME PEOPLE CANNOT DO IT. Just as I am nearly certain there are people who could not sing on key if their lives hung in the balance.

ive done a little research and all 3 of these mics claI'm to give the most gain before feedback. i wondered if anyone had had any experience with them and which might actually do the job best and sound good doing it at the same time.
thanks :)

Any advice please. I have narrowed my pre-amp selection down to these two : Focusrite Voice Master Pro or a PreSonus Eureka.

Which would be the better to choose or not to choose and why?

Please help.
I can't make up my mind as to what to get.
I want to improve my vocal recordings and am looking at one of the following 3 units:
- Focusrite Voice Master Pro
- Antares Vocal Producer 1
- TC Hellicon Voice Works

All have good and bad reviews.

Or I would just get a Behringer Tube Composer and incert that over my vocal channels?

Hi,
I apologize in advance if this is not the right place to post this.

I just picked up an IAS Fireface 800 firewire interface and am wondering if using the older (lower-end?) Focusrite Voice Box MKII for vocal channel strip/preamp (before the Fireface) would be a good idea.
This is for a home studio.

I'm curious about what effects and processing is used for the Deftone's albums, particularl Adrenaline and White Pony. What kind of distortions/overdrives, delays, compression, chorus, reverb, etc.?

I want to buy it.

who use it?

Voice Master PRO good or bad?

thank you 8)