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I don't know what he does use, but it would be funny if he used the Sting signature vocal mic. ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????//

Let's get some HR brand mics and sell em to all the n00bs who ask what the best mic is. All proceeds will go to buying 200 sm57's for jamfests.

To play air-guitar is human, but to rock is divine.

If it cant run protools, it's not a computer. If it can run protools, it's ok. If it DOES run protools, BURN IT HAHAHAHAHA P.S. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Recording is great if you do it "for fun and profit."

Also, some mixers do have direct outs on each channel... usually a bit higher up the price ladder. If it doesn't you can use the inserts, as gtr_guy26 said.

I built my computer out of toothpicks and white glue.

Unless you want it for the cool factor, use a plugin.

Depends on the plugin and depends on the outboard. Unless you need to do it on the way in for a specific reason, I say just go with a plugin. There is some quality stuff out there.

ADAM, Dynaudio, Hr824, the usual.... Budget?

I had some fun with encoding ac3's and making suround mixes before. It was pretty good times.

Yeah, the phase difference between a top and bottom mic isn't because it arrives there at different times - it's because it's moving the other way when it arrives at the bottom mic. It's the "exact" (of course there's differences otherwise there'd be no point, but it's largely similar in many...

I await the day of Rogue by Behringer and Rogue by Nady. That's when we can build the biggest mic cabinet ever!

I dunno if I would say that analog mixing inherently leads to a higher quality sound.... Depends on what you use, how your use it, and even your sense of aesthetic. Some people think analog summing using high end passive summing busses sounds better, some don't. Unless you've got a great...

220W could probably get you by all right for a start, but at least 12" speakers would make a big difference compared to little 10"ers. Last band I was in we had a 200W and a 120W pa (carvin and rogue respectively), and usually ran them both just to spread the sound out more. We always mic'd...

Your double post makes me want to cry :(

I would enjoy a burger, but I dont think it's in the cards! Plus, I had a burger last night.

It's as if mouring the loss of tears so long wiped clean. The feeling still echoes on and on.

Mechanical Engineers and Mastering Engineers are, in fact, one and the same!

There is no set formula for the answer, it all depends on the situation. Be careful not to do things to the audio for the sake of doing it, no matter how cool it seems. If it warrants the sound, then it's the right sound.