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Which are better: usb condenser mics or audio interface condenser mic?? i mean, there's a big difference on prices, so which is better? i will buy one..
Started by Adr on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at futureproducers):
To keep prices low there is a cut off....
In most cases a USB mic is trying to perform all of hte functions of a mic, preamp and audio interface within a certain price point and for ease of use.
Condenser mic w/ Audio interface.
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I'm going to get an AT2020 USB Condenser Mic to use with GarageBand on my MacBook. I've read, though, that condenser mics need a power source/interface in order to work. Does the MacBook have that or will I need to buy something else to accommodate the...
Started by rsherid on
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On the bottom of....
Ok, I got the mic, but I don't have the proper cable to plug it in.
I've read, though, that condenser mics need a power source
that would be a standard Condenser, the USB versions get power from the USB bus.
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I swore there would be threads about this but I did a search and found nothing.
I know I won't get much from a $100 condenser. I've owned a AT3035 (which I thought was brittle and harsh), beta and sm58s, sm57's, senny e935's, and other assorted mics.
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Started by JLiRD808 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gearslutz):
There....
Read similar descriptions of the AT 20 series, but not that particular mic, which would bring me the mic?
I only ask this because I want to help you avoid the potential pitfalls many of us have faced early on in the recording process.
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First post. Read several other threads first, now my head hurts and no closer to answers.
What I want to do: Record keyboard through the USB interface onto Sonar in one track, Record voice through MXL Mic Mate USB adapter on another track. Simultaneously...
Started by Skarlett88 on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gearslutz):
Then?! (depending on how you conncted everything)
your condenser mic MUST have phantom power...other wisefirst: i dont get why on earth you would want to use a little crappy usb-mic adapter if you have??
if you have to use the usb....
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What I want to do:
Record keyboard and mic simultaneously, and end up with a nice clean MP3 or WAV file.
What I've tried:
I have the keyboard hooked up to the USB interface via quarter inch cable, then USB to Netbook (running Windows 7 starter). Sonar...
Started by skarlett88 on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cakewalk):
Inputs for guitar/bass and mics, right?
Do you mean the mic is not listed on the input menu in SONAR's track view? How about when you check "Options -> Audio", can you select the mic input/mic" and the phantom power goes....
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What the best for recording drums and the benefits of condensing over dynamic
As a dj i have always used seinheiser dynamic mic but never really knew the difference
Started by Badman_batman on
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This is why....
And a lot gooseneck condenser purchased to mic my snare and be less intrusive, always sounds brittle and I'm back greater SPL.
Have 1 mic, a condenser about 3 foot away from the kick and about 1 food above it...
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Hello,
someone can help me to find a really good microphone to dubbing a film?
I intend to use $250 on this task. Got very confused about dynamic x condenser. People told me too look around Heil PR40 .
Well, i am totally lost. Thanks for any help!
Started by FernandoAndre on
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Maybe get a used here for $600 (equivalent) and it is ... .
If you're replacing all audio then I'd go condenser all the way.
Rent one.
You're supposed to use the same mic as from the original shoot if you are only replacing some of the audio.
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Experimenting with some home recording on acoustic guitar (Martin dreads, hog and rosewood) and have a t.bone stereoset plus a rhode nt1-A. The rhode is a decent mic, very quiet but records a bit bassy, while the t.bone is a bit too crisp and cutting....
Started by wailin... on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at acousticguitarforum):
The rhode....
Jim McCarthy Quote a t.bone stereoset plus a rhode nt1-A .
Mic's can: If your Rode is sounding bassy, I probably wouldn't blame it on the mic.
One person's mid-price is another person's low range and too much for yet another person .
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I have a paired set of stereo mics for recording guitar (t.bone SC140) which are giving decent enough results for a cheap mic. They didnt come with instructions and there are 2 switches on them that I'm not sure what they're for. First switch is close...
Started by Wailin on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at boards):
Room modes and the proximity effect of a directional mic will almost on the channel, preferably with a sweepable....
Sort of.
This is almost always tailored if I'm mistaken.
HPF in a mic is a simple RC filter, which has a slope of only 6dB.
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Can a MXL 990 condenser a mic be powered by a Behringer 2102FX mixer?
Started by *Jacob* on
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Is this the mixer you are talking about?
Gerad Clarkson
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On at all times to the xlr mic inputs.
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