I need advice on Micing drums with only two xlr's. I have the Tascam us122. One mic i want to be on the bass the other as and OH. What mic are good in these aspects? and won't break my pocket. The sound i'm trying to get is a mixture of rap and rock. help please.

Im really wondering the pros and cons of each?

Hi all,

I have a Focusrite Voicemaster Pro connected to the 5th TRS channel of Digi 002R via a homemade XLR-to-TRS cable.

Is using a XLR mic cable and adding a removable XLR/TRS adpator better or using a single custom cable better?

Pardon my ignorance ; P

Anybody have any tips here? Should I just go with mogami or is there something cheaper that's just as good?

Thanks.

I'm sorry if I've misplaced this thread, I actually had minor reservations about even placing it on this website (my first post... hello, hello, yes yes good to be here, glad to meet you.. hi . .) but this seemed the most appropriate place even though I don't plan on recording - per se. . .

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I am dealing with an older analog Tascam M208 8 channel mixer. It has 8 channel faders, four program faders 1,2,3 and 4 and two stereo master faders. It then has program assign buttons for each of the 8 channels so that either program 1-2 or 3-4 can be selected for each channel. My problem:

I am dealing with an older analog Tascam M208 8 channel mixer. It has 8 channel faders, four program faders 1,2,3 and 4 and two stereo master faders. It then has program assign buttons for each of the 8 channels so that either program 1-2 or 3-4 can be selected for each channel. My problem:

Hi everyone. I have a E-Mu 1212m card installed in my computer. I am fairly new at recording my music. My question is.. the sound card does not have an XLR connection on it and I am a little confused on what kind of cable is needed for a mic connection. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Mike

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