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Re: Bobalou, Question for you ? thanks Pier, great influences you have! ...Steve Perry, Steve Walsh, Mickey Thomas, some of my all time fav rock singers. some of my problems getting comfortable while recording have to do with all the air I push while singing, pushing the mic, the pre, and...

I have an NTK with an ME 1-NV and the combo sounds great especially with the ultra transparent RNC (which is key IMO) for my vocals... I use the GR for vocals, bass, and snare drum (purchased for vocals) I'm a power tenor so the pre's headroom when performing is a very important detail for me...

thanks, I too have a great sounding but overly snappy snare and thickening it up going in has been a bit challenging. I'm using a 57 through a Great River ME-1NV and though I like the tone and the thick coloration of the GR when I push the gain, I still find the recorded track a bit thin and...

Blue bear, what would be "your" best setting on the RNC to fatten up a snare going in? threshold, ratio, attack, release?

Blue Bear, whats the fastest attack setting for the RNC ratio/attack/release/etc. ?

Innovation, some good points especially the room mic..Thanks Rev, I did try the recordermans setup but didnt find any improvement (I'm sure its my lack of room) thats why I need to close mic everything. M. Brane, heres my details: overhead mics- 2 MC012's thru - RNP/RNC room 12'x15'...

well its nice to see everyone comment on Fatts reply, but how bout putting your opinions out there concerning the original question?

thanks...its my own music, Pop/rock/blues style

I've elected to go with 2 small condenser mics for overheads, along with kick, snare and bottom, 3 toms, and a mono LD room mic. with an 8 foot ceiling how high would you go for overheads in "trying" to get the most ambience and room size with the ideal stereo spread? (I've experimented with...

yes to both... i use the mc012 for stereo accoustic and drum overs, works well

you would still need to purchase the optional $250.00 digital card to take advantage of the converters....the digimax comes with em.

I had 3 kick mics to demo on my double headed birch 22x18 DW/Pacific kick.....the shure beta 52 ($189.00), the AKG D112 ($199.00) and the Audix D6 ($199.00). the beta 52 took me a lot of time to find its "sweet spot" inside my kick. (I had the most positioning problems with this mic) best...

How bout an FMR lunch box with a built in power supply too hold up to 4-6 units? (2 RNP's, 2 RNC's. 2 RNEQ's) or maybe an RNP4 four channel pre with a single power supply or even an RNP8 (8 channel pre with an external PS for drums) just would like to illiminate all those wall warts somehow...

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid=031006113410024130184166409886/g=rec/search/detail/base_id/89496 What about this piece? looks like it has some features

for $129.00 I dont believe you'll find a better pre than the studio projects VTB-1. its a solid state tube blend technology, you can dial in the tube for color or use it in S/S mode for its cleanest setting. (though I heard the S/S mode is best)......click on this link...

turner, I had 3 kick mics to demo on my double headed birch 22x18 DW/Pacific kick.....the shure beta 52 ($189.00), the AKG D112 ($199.00) and the Audix D6 ($199.00). the beta 52 took me a lot of time to find its "sweet spot" inside my kick. (I had the most positioning problems with this mic)...

Where can I get the MXL 603 (pencil) mic? ...I know the 600 version has the pad and roll off switch and goes for about $199.00...but the 603 is the basic version which is a bit shrilly (ideal for a high hat mic) I know its being sold as a package with the MXL 2001, but I havent seen the 603 sold...