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It depends... Depends on what you say. Well when you are talking about an unlimited budget, little things make a big differance. By that i mean, one mic may suit one persons instrument, playing style, music type, and enviroment, but if any of those variables are changed the best mic may be...

I'm planning on making my own cables, but have a few queries. There are four sepperate cables within the cable, two of each color, which conects to where or doesn't it matter? Do TSR's and XLR's use the same cable? Anything else i need to know, speak now. I will be using starquad cable, with...

I still havn't tried it, but i have this strange feeling it won't work, its pretty beat up. I am still going to play with it; I don't own a stereo mic, so it might be fun. Thanx for relpying gibs and mikeh, if i get the mic going and get some ok results i'll, post them up. Also down here in...

Has anyone heard of the Realistic Stereo Electret mic, the model is 33-919A. Output is 600 ohms (i think). It has two unbalanced jack outputs; i think its a condensor. I found it in my dads garage, and would like to know if it has any use, I'm yet to try it. Any feedback would be appreciated...

Sorry wrong forum...

I'm another left hander who learnt to play right handed. I think i only did it because in my pre teen years i was so despirate to start playing that i took the first guitar i could afford. Since then i have started doing other things right handed, which was purly because they felt more...

Oz = Australian

Anything Apogee...:)

Sorry nommad, my post actualy had nothing to do with your question. I really was just making an ass of my self. Sorry. I don't actually have Cubase VST/32 5.0, so I don't think I can help you. But look on the brite side, I kept your question in circulation.

Nigel, I can see how you feel left behind by the 'digital take over', and if you were new to recording, and had no equiptment, i'd definatly say go digital. But you have a full, working setup. Both digital and analogue have their advantages. So before you consider swiching you should ask...

Don't worry ED our picnic will be just fine... I'm sure I've heard you say somthing similar to what you said here before. When I saw the site I wasn't in an instant rush to go out and buy Cubase VST/32 PC, I just thought it (with some of the other new features) looked like a big improvement...

Hay, I'm from Oz to, let me join the club.:D [Edited by omnipotent on 09-29-2000 at 07:31]

Any time, The only way i knew about the mics was because their made down here, in Oz.:) [Edited by omnipotent on 09-29-2000 at 06:53]

I don't have much cofidense in my video skills but... You could try re-doing the video and tyring to play along with the prerecorded music. Then the timing would be almost exactly the same, and where it wasn't, you could copy other music videos, and have the band jumping around in the garden or...

Well have not used either for anything really, but from my past experiances, and other peoples reviews i'd go for the PS5's.

Actually Rode mics, and Echo audio were, and are both compleatly different companies to Event Electronics; Event just distributes/destributed them.

Now, I'm not sure if everyone has heard about it already, but I'm going to say it any way (i was exited to see it.) http://www.steinberg.net/products/ps/cubase/pc/vst32/index.phtml?id=03010103&sid=05711114 Now think of the possibilities; move over 24 bit processing. No hardware (that i know...

32bit processing, think of the possibilities.:D

RE, just asking to make somthing clear. While the Rode NT2 and NT1 are made at the 797 factory and its dificult to get 2 sounding similar, arn't they still MUCH better mics then the Jomeek, Carvin etc.?

You stole my name, you bastard...