Recent content by mrdanny

yes the hip hop song it's just to burn it and bury the ashes heheh, but well, I placed 10 - 15 cm far from the 12 fret, I didn't understand the "room for improvement with the vocals, but mainly have to work after it's recorded"

I don't have cash for the sm7b, I would love to have one, but the v69 costs used maximum 160eur, and the sm7b its about 400eur I think it's a bit higher than in USA because of the taxes of commerce.. I don't know, but the price is to hight, well, did you see the recording I post? It's normal for...

So i've recorded two kind of songs now with the mxl v69, "my pc is a bit noisy, it's not because of the mic", and I speaked just to see the quality with simple voice, I didn't add any effects, I record in multitrack, first the guitar and after the voice, I hope you understand my english, I think...

In fact it was donde with the mxl, but I'll record another one now just to do a better one and you'll see the poor quality I get..

well, thanks everybody for the answers, he trades the shure with 50€ aditional, I don't know, I am confined to record in my room and it's bad treated... I sing all styles, I have more tendence in rock/metal, but it's relative, also I play spanish love songs so i have no style predefined, I don't...

Hi there, I have a question, at this moment I have an mxl v69ME, good mic, but with a very bad treatment in my room, it sounds very bad so I can't profit at all my microphone, and I can't do any treatment because of my parents... Well.. the thing is, a friend want's to change a shure beta 58a...

Soo it's working now! the problem was the fuse, it came with one to replace, 0eur the repair, all this thing for nothing, thank you all very much!

Ok you're right! but it always worked in 110, but now when I'll repair it, I'll must use it in 220 right?

Waw, I don't know, I bought the mic to a friend and it came switched to 110, also I read the manual of the mic in the mxl website that said it always had to be in 110V so I never changed it and it worked, I had the PS connected to a regular socket and that's all..

The PS came switched in 110 so I never changed since my brother had the briliant Idea to switch to 220 and it turned off suddently, but I guarantee that it was in 110 everytime I used it

Well, now I'm very lost... I didn't know the difference of voltages on diferent countries, well, I live in Portugal, I don't know the specific voltage that is necessary for the mic, but I always used it in 110V and it burned when "I" changed to 220....

Well, first at all, my brother's burial will be celebrated in a few days... And back to the mic problem, the power supply doesn't turn on, even if I switch to 110v, well, the next week I'm going to a musical shop for trying the mic with another PS, I hope it works... I'll contact mxl, and i'll...

Hi there, I'm talking about an mxl v69 mogami edition, and of his power supply that comes included, well I don't have any experience to repair the power supply... Could I connect the mic to another power supply of 110v of other brand? I know a friend that could have one, just to test if the mic...

Hello people, I have a problema that I'll explain here... I had a tube mic connected to my power supply "no need of phantom power", and the power supply have 2 switches, one for 110v and other for 220v, the manual of the mic tells that is very importante to keep the switch in 110v... Well, I...

Oh thank you very much ;)