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PC vs. Mac When serious music (recording) software first hit the market back in the day, there was very little written for Windows. Most everybody who was serious about recording used a Mac. Today that's all changed..So either is good. I use a PC at home, but when I was teaching music in the...

Thanks Alan! This is exactly the information I've been trying to find. :)

The bass rolloff is the right angle symbol, right? The far left switch position. There's the right angle, (far left position) a flat line (middle position) and the -10db pad (far right). Am I correct in assuming that the flat line is what the manual refers to as "full frequency response" or...

I have a Rode NT2 with a high pass filter. From what I can gather it's usually desirable to use the high pass on vocals to avoid a "muddy" sound. Are there any opinions on this? My mic has 3 settings: full frequency response (which I suppose is represented by the straight line), -10db pad...

Can anyone explain the 3 position slider (switch) on the back of the Rode NT2? I know the far right position is a -10db pad. The one to the far left has a right angle symbol and the middle position has a straight line __. I have the manual but it doesn't explain this. It also states that...

Can anyone explain the 3 position slider (switch) on the back of the Rode NT2? I know the far right position is a -10db pad. The one to the far left has a right angle symbol and the middle position has a straight line __. I have the manual but it doesn't explain this. It also states that...

Thanks for the info. What about the high pass filter? The manual states it as a feature, but there is nothing on the mic to activate it. I've been using the "bent angle" setting (on my mic it's a 90 degree angle) practically all the time. Why would one use the middle setting (straight line)...

Cakewalk does not support Vista. No drivers. I'm running CWPA 9.03 on an old Win SE box and it's steady as a rock.

I have a Rode NT2..on one side is the slider that allows you to select omni or cardiod mode. On the other side is a 3 position slider. The one to the far right is a -10db pad. Can anyone tell me what the other two positions are? I'm pretty sure one is a high pass filter, because the manual...