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what qualities would that add to the mix? would you pan it down the center? where would be a prime placement for it?

is that the thing made by yamaha i think it was? i was kind of curious too...and how would you set something like that up? i was looking at it on sweetwater and i was completely baffled.

they're a little pricey for what i need unfortunately. but i would definitely consider upgrading to them one day. do you think they're that important that i should get them right away rather than upgrade to them in the future? and what would i use a room mic for? (sorry im pretty new to this game)

you're right. i already own 3 sm57s and an at4040. mostly being recorded is rock music, heavy drums. i'm looking to spend max of $200 per overhead microphone, and less than $150 per tom mic. bass drum mic $400 or less. i will be purchasing an e609 within the week also.

suggestions for best drums mics? snare - sm57? toms - shure, beyerdynamic, sennheiser? bass drum - ev re20, akg, shure? overheads - r0de, akg, beyerdynamic? im looking to be cost effective! please any responses would be much appreciated. my best thoughts on the subject are this: snare i...

yes, you can't simply plug the audio cables into the computer and have it work. it needs midi to send information signals to reason, not audio signals.

one of my many sm57s

so it seems like it comes down to the nd468 and e609, and the blue dragonfly which is a bit pricier. sweet! love this forum

i couldn't help but chuckle at this. everyone else says "bah just pull it a buncha times", and then you start using big words! haha, i like it.

well i KNOW its not my amp. its a mesa boogie dual rectifier half stack, completely using monster gold cables. i'm a pro when it comes to my amp and my guitar (gibson les paul). but as big kenny said, it could just be my technique. i haven't been in this game very long and i don't have much to...

i would have to say mine is a little bassy at times. otherwise, its pretty flat. mostly i agree with big kenny.

well the biggest problem i'm having is hearing palm muting clearly. whenever i palm mute, it gets very muffled and unclear. i'm hoping that the 609 will fix this to a point. any comments on this?

you've convinced me. i'll definitely be picking up an e609 and a nd468 next. thanks a lot!

that's interesting. i've been doing a lot of research on the topic of the best mic for a guitar amp, and no one has mentioned an nd468, d770, or nd757. why do you mention those?

idk if it would be suited well for hip hop, but i have an at 4040 that i love. retail is 200.

try a pair of rode nt5's, im not sure if that's too expensive for what you're looking for, but they're great for the money. or just to be tricky, try the nt4!

thanks i appreciate it!

a lot of people seem to use it for far micing a guitar cab. what's the advantage of useing this is a far mic? my experience with condensers on a cab is that the amp completely overpowers the mic.

i have the the 4040, and i've never had this problem. i use the 4050 in school all the time and i've never encountered such a problem. i wish i could be of some more help :(

am i correct in saying that the SP B1 goes for about $99? i don't know much of anything about these mics, but usually when i see a condenser for less than 100 i wouldn't even consider adding it to me arsenal. so i guess what im coming down to, is what makes this mic so good? what are its best...