Recent content by JMarcomb

howdy there pilgrim' :)

whats up Zaphod B! :)

no problem man... glad i could help

would you still need to use a mic muff for the wind if the 635a has some major low end roll off

thanks for the suggestions everyone that pmz stereo microphone looks really interesting. im hoping the mic is also senstive enough for birds and other small animals. i'll have to pay attention to the freq response charts. i'd hate to ruin a $600 mic from bringing it in a thunderstorm.. i dont...

first i was set on a shotgun mic in mono... but now im starting to think a stereo mic with heavy duty wind foam for anything from tornado, thunder, hail what would be your go to tornado mic? :eek: thanks

if books are considered gear.. id say books :D

yeah.. id say apogee vs the budget converters you mentioned including masterlink

the m-audio boards are nice im stuck with my casio ctk-541 though .. whatever works :D

nice place there sc... coming along really nice enjoyed the progress pics..thanks

hey miles i think there are two ways to get closer to that sound one.. as lpdeluxe said use a fender precision.. two... a more musical preamp.. such as avalon or universal audio... quality class A circuitry little to no compression maybe bring your bass to guitar center and try a pre out...

i see movable patterns... not note names

there are soo many variables that its a hard question to answer the nice part about outboard gear is they usually give less headaches, less load on your computer, and no dealing with security issues. sound can also be a tad bit better on the hardware versions.. depends if you are really good...

forgot about that also.. thanks for the clarification

ah.. gotcha i was thinking he's running the plug-in versions of these instruments?