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I see a lot of them come with eq and compression on them. Since a lot of people form what i hear do eqing and compression after the track has been recorded. With that said, how many of you use the eq on the mic pre also is it smarter to get one with out a eq on it a long with a compression...

I mean i have an idea of what you guys mean. Bright being a bit higher in the high ends Warm being a bit more bassy? or something of that nature. I have no idea about colorful, can you guys please elaborate on those? and where do you want to use those type of tones the most?

Ok since the KSM44 has a dual diaphragm, since i am recording in an open room, wont that mean it will pick up the reflective noise more than a single diaphragm mic?

Well today while i was recording i dropped my condenser mic and dented the back of it, dent wasnt serious enough to have moved anything inside the mic. I also checked and it seems to record fine, I just want this to be a ticking time bomb and just give out on me any minute. My question is can...

If i can then can i also use my focusrite saffire 6 usb for the recording part?

Has anyone had any experience with this. Is it any good?

Whats the best way to do it to conserve quality?

When to use them and when not to use them?

When eqing should i pretty much completely remove it? leave it? or tone it down a bit?

If i was just recording mixing and mastering vocals Is adobe audition enough? What other advantages will i have over the other programs like cubase or pro tools, besides pro tools being the industry standard.

What my title says.

It seems like my vocals are missing aline of some sort i dont know how to explain it. I know the mic i have is pretty decent. I have made songs with a wal-mart mic that sound amazing. I just cant seem to do the same with this, and i def have better equipment. I am concerned about some...

is ok to record in that? I mean i have to convert most my mp3s over to it when im importing them onto adobe. Or is it best to leave it at 441

Well I was wondering if its ok to record in 24bit 4800. Ever since i change it i have to keep creating a new session an manually setting it to that, as it wont let me allow to record unless i do that. Also the mic seems to be a bit low. Maybe its some settings i am not doing correctly to make...

Well this is my first post let me start off by saying hello. I have a few concerns and i was wondering if you guys can help me here. Let me start with the first. I am looking for a mic mainly for vocals. my budget is between 200 to 500 (if necessary) I am all about quality. So my question...