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What are the best headphones to use (if that's your preference) in the studio? Especially when mixing a song down. I'm looking for some preferably around $50 dollars, but at least under $100.

Aardvark: $500 Delta 44: $200-$300 Here's some more information... Aardvark: http://www.aardvarkaudio.com/aasd-v1/products/2496-main.html Delta 44: http://www.m-audio.com/products/m-audio/delta44.php

Aardvark Direct Pro 24/96 or Audiophile 2496? Obviously the Audiophile 2469 is cheaper... and they have similar features. Which is better? Check out this website... http://www.pcavtech.com/soundcards/compare/index.htm It rates the Aardvark very high! What is your experience?

Ok fellas, I got the initial idea out - the emotion of it - and I have made it somewhat organized. I probably need a better chorus, but do your worst... tell me what you honestly think. Does the beginning grab your attention? This will either be called "I don't want to be your friend anymore" or...

I'm looking for the best, inexpensive... say $350 or less... mackie mixer with 4 to 8 channels that has no noise and would be good for a small home studio recording... I would like some quality... it would be used as a sort of preamp, it would go directly into my computer and the mics would go...

anyone tried combination sp b1 and sm57 at the same time to mic vocals? or has anyone tried the double mic'd vocal approach? I think I saw a thread somewhere like this before... couldn't find it.

say I had 2 overheads, 1 kick and 1 snare how would I record those into 4 separate tracks into acid 4.0? is that even possible with just a simple multi input soundcard or do I need ... what is it ... that tascam 808? what is the cheapest solution without compromising quality of what's coming...

akg d112 - kick drum shure 57 - snare studio projects b1 - for overheads (2 of them) also, for vocals, miking an amp, or miking an acoustic guitar... which would i use s57/58 or sp b1? and if i need to mike an electronic keyboard... anyone have any idea about that? thanks now i know how to...

can I use one for bass, one for snare/high hat, and the other two for overhead left/right symbals and toms? also what could I do if I threw a studio projects b1 into the mix?

could i use 4 shure 57s to successfully mic drums... (don't have much $$$ to work with here)... also if i were to get a studio projects b1, would i use that for vocals/guitar or could i stick with the shure 57 (*note: i'll be using both electric amp'ed and acoustic guitars) if i'm using a...

to my knowledge a cabinet has approx. four places where sound come out. where do you mic it? in front? in back? say you only had one mic. what would you do?

I have a band (www.escapev.tk), we cut an album, did EVERYTHING ourselves - recording, producing, mixing, distributing, etc. we sold all 100 copies we made in 2 weeks. now we have about 400$ to work with, give or take... because I may put more of my own personal money in. my question is this...