Can we get back to the topic? I really would like to see the results on this comparison. I am definitely in the market for a preamp.
So far, others on this forum has convinced me of the M-Audio DMP3. But I want to see if the Studio V3 will be 'good enough' for what I do since it's cheaper.
So it looks like there is still no general consensus on if I was to only get one piece of equipment right now, whether going with a decent entry level LDC mic or getting entry level mic preamp as my first step to improve my sound from a recording equipment standpoint. I mean I assume getting a...
Then I would have to fund my M-Audio DMP3 some other ways. Maybe selling a few of my flashlights (yes I know...weird hobby).
With the SM-57s, I remembered using them before for vocals and I would have to be very mindful when I am singing straight into it. It's like I can really tell the...
So I assume your opinion still is to get a better mic and stay with the Fostex preamp. And that will improve the sound more significantly?
BTW, what do you find not good about the Bluetube considering the price point?
Thanks for your comments!
I was just talking to a local sales person on the phone and I described what I wanted to do. He told me that he thinks my weakest link is not my microphones but rather, the mic preamps on my old-school Fostex MR-8Mkii. So he suggested that I should keep the mics and...
So if the windscreen is the only different, the pattern and frequency response is the same for the 58 and 57....then I can enssential use the 58 for everything that what others mostly use the 57 for? Am I on the right track?
What I am trying to do is sell the mics I don't 'need' and then make...
I am very new to recording and was handed down from my brother a Shure SM-57, SM-58 and a Sennheiser e835.
Generally speaking, my understanding is the Sm-58 and e835 are vocal mics and Sm-57 is an instrument mic.
My newbie question is, what makes the 57 and instrument mic and not the 58? Can...