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Hi all, I'm looking for a good mic for recording a classical/music theatre baritone voice. Here's a reaaaaaaalllly bad recording (soundwise, and not enough practice in the second case) via my little Flip Camcorder Art Song: The Vagabond by Ralph Von Williams...

Great track! Highest complement I can pay... puttin it in my mp3 player :P Love the bass!

I like it! Vocals (since this is all I really qualified to speak on) are a little monotone, idk if it'd be worth adding some, what we'd call in classical music, vocals "ornaments", but I'm not qualified in this particular musical genre, so take it with a large grain of salt. Gob

My speakers really suck at the moment, so they both sound good to me! In fact they sound so good, I'm going to put them on my mp3 player :D (think that's about the highest praise I can garnish as a broke college student with crappy speakers :P)

If you got the timing really slick, a lot of things would probably clear up, though I can hear the snare being a bit underrepresented too

I can't comment to much on mixing as I'm new to this, but just as my ear goes, that drum recording sounds amazing. The bass is extremely prominent, which is unique, people don't usually feature that as much, but I like it :) Gob

LOVE IT! Great work :) *tries not to get misty eyes*

Awesome! I got the mastering one without being told to because it randomly appeared in B&N :D OK, thanks for the sound on sound rec!! Gob

Anybody know of one? Thanks! Gob

Thanks for the info! I'm looking at this midi keyboard currently http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0006676A0/ref=ord_cart_shr?_encoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance It has this in its description: 88-note velocity-sensitive, semi-weighted action Anyone know how that would feel...

Hello all, So... I'm trying to build a low- to mid-budget studio for recording vocals and using a midi piano controller with VSTi (either pianoteq or ivory italian grand). The options seem endless for this. My budget is up to $800. I found this...