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most mixers allow u to switch to +48V for all XLR inputs dynamic mics wont be affected by phantom power, at all. only ribbon mics should not be connected to a phantom powered output, it could destroy them (so i have heard). its good to ask before, rather then buying a mic and ruining it due to...

thanks for that link, its great!

yea i know ppl build their own cables.. and i DO want to learn what cables are all about etc (theres just so much for me to learn, anyways! lol) - it just dissappoints me that i get sold a broke cable :rolleyes:

reading my post again.. uh i really only talked bad about the amp - i was only speaking of recording purposes! :) it works well as a practice amp.. :D

mystery revealed.. ok guys.. firs of all i'm sorry. because i didnt try other cables (didnt have the time anymore) and yet posted (since i thought it was maybe a common problem..) well, it IS the cable! today i tried all my other cables, that problem only occurs on this one.. i also have two...

..IT'S YOUR CHEAP-ASS AMP!!! you may remember me from posts like: "unpleasant noise in my distortion" or "cant get a decent guitar sound".. well for all the people out there (and most importantly, for me), i cant now say: it is NOT your fault!!! lol.. i was spending weeks, if not months, on...

lol.. thanks for your comments.. this is interesting. Scinx: no, i havent taken things apart (because i dont know enough about the inner life of my gear, and how to test it anyway :confused: ) well, this is not my main mixer, but i've just upgraded to a bigger one, and it hasnt arrived yet -...

well lol.. the point is, i have a condenser plugged next to it.. therefore i need it.. ! so is this a common phemomenon?? then i cant use condensers and dynamics together..!? that pretty much sucks!! :eek: outlaws??? im a GUITAR PLAYER! :) i want the sound that i want! :)

ok you guys, everyone here told me, that phantom power wont harm a dynamic mic (unless its miswired etc..) well here i have a proper cable, proper shure sm57, and a behringer ub802. and ok, its not harming the mic (hopefully!! :eek: ), but the sound for sure! please listen to this sample, to...

it must indeed look like something (very needed) is missing.. and kinda reminds me of busted °pukes° (sorry lol :D)

whow.. not one laugh! ;) thanks for the info, i appreciate it! ok! good to know! :)

im ready to get laughed at, but i'm really curious if this would work, and/or if it would damage the amp or whatever.. lets say i want two guitars running directly into one amp. but it has only one input, so i use an adapter (2 jacks to stereo) good? not good? stupid?

rules are for the fearsome :) like Roktuk said, art doesnt need rules - therefore it is art, the expression of creativity. how can there be creativity, where rules are?

bulls hit: thanks for posting that question :D i'm having the hardest time on the vocal melodies.. everyone else: thanks for the replies, some really helpful stuff has been mentioned :)

ROFL :D

well as mentioned you could use a bunch of them on a drumkit.. for example.. snare (top+bottom), rack-toms (maybe the floor tom, too?) - and you already have 4-5 in use :D

i understand, thanks alot :)

lol thats funny.. when i started playing guitar, my cousin decided to start playing drums. but until now he cant play them any good.. doesnt seem to be what he really wants to do.. so, meanwhile i started a band on my own. and after a little number of months, where we just started to write our...

i see.. but why is that so? if we are all aiming to get our levels as high as possible, to not sound like a whisper compared to commercial cds, then why is that a useless bit of processing? :confused:

does normalizing (so is it called in cubase, raising/lowering audio to a specified amount of db..) lessen the quality of the affected clip? i mean it probably does, more or less.. but when is it critical, or how much of a boost should i avoid? as for the usage: after i recorded, i would use it...