Recent content by Ridickolas

Thanks, but I figured it out with a little common sense. edit: your ways better actually haha, thanks man

Yo, I would like to play everything through my mixer (soundcraft notepad 102), including my computer. When I plug the outputs of the audio interface into the line inputs on my mixer, I can't get it so I can control the left and right monitor seprately, I can either get it in mono from both...

That's not going to give enough gain for an SM7B

Be sure to check out the Studio Projects B1 (make sure it's the studio projects one and not behringer) which is really good for the price on acoustic guitar & vox.

Nah, I'm sure it makes him feel great mouthing off to people over the internet. EDIT: My rep went from all green to all red in 1 post?

^^ That was a bit of an unecessary response.

It came with the wind screen? That's alright.

To whoever is reading this looking for a good cheap pre, do not buy the Presonus TubePre, it is not worth it. EDIT: I forgot to mention it does actually make a pretty good bass DI.

An SM57 in a nutshell - Cheap, Indestructible, Versatile.

Yep, EQ's the answer. Audacity is a good free program. Google it.

Well I've heard many good vocal recordings done with the V67. Just to say, one of the SP B1's strongest points is it's acoustic guitar recording.

I haven't tried the B1 on an amp, so I can't say for sure but I don't think it will be great. You might want to try an alternative in that range like a MXL V67, again I can't say for sure, but the general consensus is that it does well on amps. But yeah with all those things you can get good...

I think it's safe to say that absolutely any program available today with audio will allow you to edit it.

I think that was a joke, hard to tell though, no-one said anything about sennheiser mics.

I think it's overrated. It's not a bad mic & it sounds fantastic on some vocals, but on others, it's so-so.