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I have been messing around with the BR-8 for a few months. My problem? I can't get a good sound with my mic - I have a Shure BG 1.1 Dynamic Low Z. The vocals sound empty. Is it the mic? Or the eq settings? I am also in the market for a new mic and would love some input on what are some good mics for recording vocals. And this DR-5, can it be synched with the rythem guide? I am looking at getting one of those as well. My, my, my, the money goes out easily... Thanks y'all
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It's the mic..a Shure SM58 will suit you, but If you have the money, I'd go with an entry level condenser, although the Shure is a 'classic' that you'll keep forever...If you've got the money, try an AKG C3000b, or a Studio Projects C1...if you DONT have the money, try a Rode NT3..also check the 'microphone' forum
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That's it! BR-8 is a fabulous entry level digital recording studio, but it has its shortcomings, one of which being the built-in mic pre. It really is not a good mic pre. Buy one! Search "mic pre" in the mic forum for help.
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Thanks
I appreciate the help. Any other shortcomings the BR-8 has would help as well. Anything else I need?
thanks!! Rubio |
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Rubio,for a inexpensive but very quiet preamp check out the M Audio Audio Buddy mic/preamp direct box that sells for about $80.
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