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There are some acoustic problems with having angles that are 90 degrees or smaller in a room, ie. where the walls are closer together (not closer to a strait). This creates sound traps. But it can be a good thing as well, it makes your room uneique (if you like the sound that is). For most home...

Ok, i just had a good idea. A while ago i was doin a speachnight or some thing for a school called Bialik College. It was in a reletively nice hall that was desighned for such an event, so there was no problem with speakers. There were different singing groups coming on and off stage through...

There is a noticable differance, but i think the sound they have is different to, its not just the quality. For some applecations i prefer one over the other. It might just be a mental thing though. omnipotent

Hi, again... Does the stage have wings? Is the stage not too wide? if you can answer yes to the two questions you might be able to pick every one up with a few shotguns(preferably large ones, neuman or sennheiser) mounted up high on large booms, pointing towards the chorus. Sometimes when i play...

I arn't sure i understand but if only the two overheads are causing you troble then you should try running with out them, or on lower volume, or eq the shit out of them so they sound like crap, and just don't turn them up too high or run any instruments through them, use them just for light...

If you mean the 2001, theres a debate (a very one sided one) happening now. https://homerecording.com/ubb/Forum27/HTML/000254.html

Rode mics seem to be the most talked about item on this BBS...WOW Thats all... omnipotent

Ahhh... sorry i kept getting a msg that the connection was reset, i thought it meant the reply hadn't gone through. OOPS (is it possible to delete replys?)

$2...Bargin Now thats what homerecording is all about.

$2...Bargin Now thats what homerecording is all about.

$2...Bargin Now thats what homerecording is all about.

$2...Bargin Now thats what homerecording is all about.

$2...Bargin Now thats what homerecording is all about.

Thats what i thought (hence the "i havn't found that"), but i wanted to know for sure, and see if others had found this. The quote came from: http://insync.sweetwater.com/ttotd/vocal.html "* Do you use a microphone pre amp? Always. Jensen preamps are very dynamic and super clean. I used AMEK...

WHATS WITH THE CAPS!!!

The Ibanez Vintage Tube Screamer; nothing left to be said. omnipotent

Cardoid and hypercardoid are two different pickup patterns. Cardoid picks up most of its sound from the front and sides, while hypercardoid picks up less from the sides and more from the back; I think, or mabey its vice versa. I can't remember, i had a late night and need sleep. In response to...

Yes...!

In reply to the last two posts... I am as bigger fan of Professionals doing final mastering as any. And i would also take an Adat before 2" tape anyday, even if i had an unlimited budget; not only because it can be easier to use but also because I think it has more potential. I also think hard...

I don't want to start a fight, or make a statement on what’s best, I don't remember testing an AT 4033, and I aren’t going to give my opinion on either mic. When you do a test it's nice to know you results and it would be even better if you could post mp3's of exactly what you listened to then...