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I found the Studio Projects B-1 at sweetwater. I also posted a link to the MR-8 collab on the mic forum to see what they thought would do a good job with my voice. No takers yet.

Just wondering what inexpensive condenser studio mic some of you experienced folks in this forum thought would be good for my voice? I use a Fostex MR-8. I will be using Mackie mixer for preamps if I don't get a battery powered condenser. The vocals on the recording were done using a Shure beta...

morindae, I looked on MF for the Studio Projects B1 and cannot find it. Are you talking about the Behringer B-1? The studio we recorded at last year used the Behringer B-1 and I didn't really like the way it made my voice sound. It might have been the preamp or the way they had it eqed, but it...

Thanks alot. I'll have to check out a condenser. I'll have to get one that is inexpensive. It seems that a lot of them are pretty low in price. Just gotta figure out which one would be best. I don't have a place where I live to go and try them out.

One of my friends at work records totally in analog. He says he loves the "warm" sound. I can't say I disagree with him even though I record totally digital. There is one difference. He is spending $1000s and I am spending $100s. He is single and I am married and have a 7 yr. old (go figure).

The only thing that has kept me from buying a condenser is the fact that you have to have a totally quiet room. I have a seven year old and wife who do not want to stop their daily activities for me to record. I do have a room that I have installed a special sheathing on the walls to deaden the...

I listened to seatbelt and new day. I like seatbelt the best. It seems I'm always saying this to everyone who posts songs and it may be just because I'm a singer and not a musician. I think your vocals should be more present in the mix. It seems the guitar is over riding the vocals. But, as I...

Man, this is weird? Did you try moving it to another track and then trying to transfer? Have you checked with the fostex forum on the fostex site?

You must really be sick man. We are on the list. bdbdbuck and the Fostex guys. I think we should name our band that. Do you think Fostex would sponser us?

Go for the CDs. In my opinion the better they look the more chance there is for someone to be over at a friend's house listening and want one for themself. It might sound crazy, but to some people the more professional they look the better they will sound.

MR-8 Collaboration is still in the top 10 songs on Nowhereradio!! Yippee!!! We're gonna be famous!!! (just kidding)

Because I am too poor also to buy any monitors right now. I use my computer speakers with sub and have learned what to add and what to take away to get decent mixes. I just burn a CD and listen to it in my car, home stereo, and other places to see what I need to change. I totally agree with Bear...

Somewhere south of here is good but the Iron Rod one is awesome. I've been wanting to do my own CD covers, but only have Surething CD software. What is a good inexpensive program to start with? I don't expect to get something like Iron Rod or the other one, but I would like to get something that...

Glad to hear they changed it to work with a Mac. This is the way it works with a non-Mac system. (I am not at the pc that has wavmanager on it so this is coming from memory) 1. Hook MR-8 to pc via USB 2. Put MR-8 in USB mode 3. In windows XP the pc recognizes it and a window comes up asking...

Some wav editors and multi-tracking software (inexpensive) you can check out. goldwave www.goldwave.com Audacity ??? address- just do a search n-track- www.fasoft.com clubtracks ?? address

There are some issues using the MR-8 and a Mac. Go to the FAQ on the fostex site. I believe it tells about it on there.

The file that you use with the MR-8 called wavmanager to transfer tracks to the pc does not work with a Mac.

In listening to the final mix numerous times now. I can't believe that I got to sing along with people who are as talented as bdbuck and clifchamb. Awesome guitar and bass work!!

Yes, you can transfer an unconverted file. Check out the fostex site or do a search of this forum for the link to download wavmanager.

You can also just use the wavmanager to transfer all tracks separately into the software of your choosing (I use n-track) then mixdown to stereo wav.