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I bought a pair of Studio Projects B3's. I've used them on accoustic/electric guitar, upright bass, overheads, the list goes on. Great mics for the price, check 'em out

If not inverted you may have gotten cancelled frequencies or a washed out kind of sound.

Thanks for those who gave me ideas for a jazz gig I had a couple of weeks ago. click here to see a finished mix of one of the songs done. Any comments, questions, and suggestions would be great. (A side note, I just posted the song so it may not be up yet)

SPL refers to Sound Pressure Level, measured in decibels. The higher the SPL the greater the level and the volume. Most engineers mix at or around 85 dBSPL. Dynamic mics like the SM 57 can handle anything you can throw at it(120dBSPL+), some condensers are more sensitive and can be damaged...

mic the flute at the mouthpiece but at an angle as to not get direct air puffs

Also, I've heard that a lot of rap vocal tracks don't use any verb.

I've never tried it in vocals but I do know that to make a snare or bass punch you use compression. These are suggested settings (find what you like best): medium to slow attack, medium to fast release, and a ratio of 3:1 no more than 5:1. You may need to adjust the ratio, it really has a lot...

What kind of a mic position do you use on that bidirectional ribbon for bass? Also, I only have a Royer 122 for that use and my experience with sticking that on a clean guitar amp (experimental) gave me a muddy inarticulate sound.

I believe the sax is an tenor, the guitar is electric, and the bass has a pickup on the bridge. I'm thinking of running the pickup direct to tape with a DI and micing the bass for the real thump sound. I've also heard of using lapel mics on the player's chest.

I've got a four piece jazz group that I'm recording next week. I've never done a jazz group before, and we plan on recording live. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for micing the following instruments and with what type of mics, keeping in mind phase issues (I have a good number...

You might want to look at getting an audio interface so you don't have to deal with the line in on your computer. An audio interface will also let you do individual tracks (assuming it has the capability, not all do). If you can't spend the money on an interface check out the sampling rate and...

If you want to get a pair of quality for price mics I suggest Studio Projects B3. They work well for accoustic guitar and some vocals, even overheads. If you talk to the right people you can get a consecutive pair for around $300.

reamp bass through a guitar amp with a 58

I wouldn't get any M-Audio hardware. You're better off getting an 002 rack or control surface if you're looking to get Pro Tools. The new Mboxes don't even have firewire, they're still on USB 1.0. Also, the 002s give you more flexibility. But if you fix your computer (assuming that's the...

I've sent midi clock and machine control to PT, but I don't think it's seeing. Is there a a check box I'm missing in the set up menu? Yeah, just for fun. I havn't had the time to fully understand Logic, and I really like their VSTs.

Just curious, what school do you go to shackrock? The program at Mcnally Smith College of Music completely imerses you into PT, HD and LE. But we didn't get into PT until my third semester of four.

I have both Pro Tools LE 6.4 and Logic Express. My interface is an 002, and I have an M-Audio Keystation 49e controller. I would like to try to make Logic and PT work together. I realize that PT and Logic will have nothing to do with each other if they're using the same audio interface. So...

I've been searching for a place to buy a kit for a rack-mount compressor, preferably 2 channel. I've also heard of companies selling kits that are based off of popular models. Any help would be appreciated.

I got a very lightly used Roland VS-1824CD Workstation for Sale. I'm located in Minneapolis/Saint Paul area of Minnesota. I have all the original documents and a hard case for it. For more information on the workstation go here I'm asking $900 plus whatever shipping may be, and I'll ship to...

I was just curious what some people's opinions on the Studio Projects B3 mics are. I'm looking at getting a pair and I was also wondering what the best place to purchase them would be.