Whats a good plug in for recording?

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Hi :)

Let me start by asking you, is English your first language ? If no we can try to work out what it is you want specifically.

If yes, then how about expanding* a lot on your first post. ;)


*And cleaning it up, notice how the subject line and the post differ.
 
Since I love being a smartass, I'm gonna say that a good plug in for recording is to plug the mic into the mixer.:laughings:
 
The best plug in is to unplug the 11111111's & 000000's and PLUGIN a reel to reel tape machine for the best sound. :D!!!! :D:D:D:D
 
Hamilton Beach makes a good plug in for mixing.
Especially for Duncan Hines.

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I have been mixing for 30+ years and have yet to use a plug in.

jamit what is it that's wrong with your sound that you are trying to fix?
 
Chili said:
Let's not have this thread too far off track.... :mad: :spank: :eek: :D :p :rolleyes:

mkaythanks.
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I think the OP derailed his own thread with the very first post! :D

Now it's a runaway train...seems to be gaining speed.... ;)
 
miroslav said:
I think the OP derailed his own thread with the very first post! :D

Now it's a runaway train...seems to be gaining speed.... ;)
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I thought it was a runaway love boat !
Watch out for sharks and octopii.....:eek:
 
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