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At the moment I'm using Audix f15 condenser mics as overheads to record drums with. They're causing the snare and cymbals (hats especially) to sound a little harsh. I was wondering what a smoother sounding and cheap'ish alternative pair would be? Thanks in advance!

I've been playing around recording some friends and am having troubles getting the vocals to sound like I want. I am using a PG58. The vocals are way to shrill and to take this away I either have to EQ/compress it a ton or get the singer to hold the mic really far back and sing a lot softer...

I have been using an SM58 for micing my guitar cab, but I'm wondering how it differs from an SM57. Would there be much difference? Can anyone tell me? Thanks in advance!

I am trying to work on a clip demo with my cover band. I would like any suggestions at all towards getting a better sound. Thank you in advance.

I am looking at getting a set of these used. Can anyone comment on the differences between the 2 generations, or is it mainly just looks? Thanks in advance!

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I'm trying to put together a demo for my cover band. We have a very minimalist setup and are using 2 Audix F15 condensers as overheads. We have tried several different arrangements, but it seems like the kit has a far away sound to it. Do you have any suggestions as to how to fix this...

I am trying to record a cover of Mary Jane's Last Dance by Tom Petty with my cover band. We are using the original track as a reference and one of the main things that is definitely off is the bass tone. We used a Standard P Bass going to a GK 2001RB head straight into the interface...

I bought these a while back to use for mainly acoustic and some vocals. Now we don't do that kinda stuff anymore, and it doesn't sound as good with our new singers vocals. Would like to trade for a condenser for vocals. PM me if interested! Audix Fusion F15 Cymbal Condenser Mic 2 Pack: Shop...

I am needing an interface to record a live setting. I need something with at least 4 inputs. I usually record using reaper if that matters. Can anyone suggest me some interfaces at decent prices? I plan to buy used and sell after this project. Thanks in advance!

Right now I am recording my drum demos with a single Audix f15. It does okay for what we need, but I am looking to experiment with a little bit better mics. I don't wanna go over $400, preferably less than that. I'd also like to continue using just 1 mic. Can anyone suggest something better...

I have always used EZDrummer for my recordings, but my new band is putting a little demo cd of some cover clips together and I thought about micing the drums for the drummer for a lil more natural sound. I have an audix pack with a kick mic, snare mic and 2 overheads, but only have a Line 6...

I am trying to get a little home setup back going again and have been interested in these monitors. However, I am back in school now and money is really tight and I want to make sure that I'm getting the best bang for the buck. Is there any other brand that has a comparable model for less...

I bought this mic about last year to use with a few recordings and it worked awesome for my needs. I wanted to keep it around in case I ever decided to record again but I've started back with school and need some money to pay for classes. The mic is basically in new condition and I will ship...

I have been using the Line 6 Gearbox software with my UX2 for the last few years and it has been giving me okay results. I have been wondering about taking different approaches though. How much better (or worse) would using a POD XT be for guitar parts? Thanks in advance!

I have been recording lil demos for a few years but now I am down to mixing through headphones because of recent finiancial problems. I am wanting to get a good but cheap set of monitors to use. Looking for $100 to $300 dollar range. What is something I should try in this range?

I am trying to get a rough demo started for a new cover band Im getting together. The singer and I recorded these here at home and I am still a novice at home recordings. Any advice on any of this would be greatly appreciated! http://stashbox.org/826696/medoly.mp3

I am planning on recording several clips of songs for my new cover band's demo. I have started this song but need some great help. Drums are EZDrummer and bass is Trilogy bass with the Ampeg plugin in front of it. Vocals were recording through a Shure SM7B and went through my Line 6 Toneport...

My singer and I recorded this song. I am a newbie and Im doing all the instruments (programming) and mixing. Can anyone give me some pointers on making this mix sound better? I recorded guitars using my Line 6 Toneport and the added software, Trilogy bass, and EZDrummer. Thanks in advance...

I am needing to find some monitors for a small room, and am also under a really tight budget. Can someone recommend me some affordable good sounding monitors? Thanks in advance!