Can anyone tell me if this is enough to power a regular condenser mic such as the AT2035? Would it be better to use an external 48v phantom supply?
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So I bought an AT2035 mic a few months ago and just haven't been satisfied with the results. Just discovered today that it has a cardioid polar pattern and I have been singing into the wrong side. Guess it pays to read the specs.
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I have been using a Tascam DR-05 to record vocals and was told that it was more for field recording than studio recording and was probably the source for my "displaced-sounding" vocals. So I upgraded to an AT2035 mic and Scarlett Solo interface. (purchased used on eBay for $150) Here is my first...
Here is my arrangement of an old gospel song. The instrument tracks were created in Band-In-A-Box software. I'm still experimenting with vocal recording and mixing. Thanks to all the knowledgeable folks here on the forum for the feedback and advice...
This is my latest attempt at mixing. I've been applying some of the advice given on this forum. Feedback appreciated.
https://soundcloud.com/tmelvin-950716356/people-need-the-lord-cover
Mostly interested in how the overall balance of the tracks sound and what improvements can be made. I'm not really a vocalist so not concerned of what you think of my singing other than how it sounds with the other tracks.
https://soundcloud.com/tmelvin-950716356/day-by-day-2
Complete rookie with a couple of questions. I would like feedback on some mixes. Can I up-load mp3 directly here or should I get a soundcloud account? Also can I submit my arrangement of a copyrighted song for evaluation purposes or should I stick with original and public domain material? Thanks.