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focusrite products are all fantastic. start there and see if you like anything.

jimmys69 take a listen. you can always unlike it if you dont. a spot of rudeness in this thread... the guy just wants some help.

Hey guys, I just got this new un-played (I literally haven't touched it) Paul Reed Smith SE Torero (red) for a birthday present and I want to sell it. The reason I'm selling it is because I'm a student in NYC and I need money (already have three beautiful and functioning guitars that I...

i really didnt want to start a new thread about a topic this small, but i was just wondering if you can effectively mic toms with sm57s or will it sound terrible? (drums are tuned and sound great)

miroslav, that mic looks amazing. i think i'll have to invest in one. and thank for the tip. ill mess around with the EQ.

guitarist is playing a Godin freeway classic. (how funny! a jazz guitar for metal??) but lemme tell you. it sounds pretty good when he plugs it in to that marshal 4x12. not much of a metal enthusiast, but the tone is pretty clean, in a dirty way, if you catch my drift, hahahaha.

alright, that sounds fine, but it arises a few more questions for number 1, wont the SM lose proximity effect and therefore the big booming sound we are looking for? or are you saying i should close mic with the condenser? for number 2, that sounds fine. double micing sounds good. the only...

hey man, you should do whatever you want. if your upgrading from what you have its always to go one piece at a time so that you can really learn how to use each new piece of equipment. in my opinion, DO NOT BUY THAT AVID MBOX MINI. PLEASE. if you plug that shure sm7b (yes buy that its really...

what are you gonna use em for?

sup young fate (hey i used to live in maryland!) a few things i noticed when listening to your stuff (question, what mic do you use so i can provide accurate advice?) try adding a touch of reverb so that you dont sound so "there" in the mix maybe put the mic a few inches away and utilize a...

'Ello gentlemen. Two quick questions: 1) A "singer" im recording wants his voice to sound fuller. currently having him "sing" into a AKG 220 which im rather pleased with (for the money). i was thinking of doing the following. how about i have him sing into a sm57 thats wicked close for...

try the focusrite saffire pro. thats what im currently using. you can get phenomenal quality out of that. it has 8 mic inputs all with focusrite preamps.

@ moresound, that actually makes a lot of sense to me. i think i'll try try that too. but then again, im not sure why but whenever i play along to a click track i tend to lose some feel. when i can hear drums or any other instrument i get in to it more.

word. i guess ill just throw the click on. i (obviously) know the songs well enough to know my cues for fills/changes ect but i tend to play better when i can play along to something. i guess i can just do rough takes of each instrument induvidially and then record the better takes over that.

Hey guys, for my senior year bridge project, im going to record songs that i have been writing throughout the year and make a mixtape or EP of sorts. i have great recording gear and i have used it all before with excellent results, but that has always been in a band setting. this on the other...

working on a pretty ambitious project. although i appreciate all genres of music, i thought it would be really challenging to make a short (4-5 song) EP of metal songs me and my friend wrote. i know what im going to do for guitars, vox and bass, but i know that like in any recording environment...

well i havnt bought it yet and i would like to read up on it before i spend $500

Post any tips or experiences with this audio interface. Also, how does it work, and whatnot.

no no, i assure you that was there. i listed the kick mic under things i own/planning on buying. but no matter.

also, some overheads preferably in the same price range. thanks a ton!