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I'd Do It I'd EQ... If I was going for a certain room sound, but that mic placement lent to a non-linear frequency response.

Setup If you're serious: Sound card: Two balanced inputs. Maybe an M-Audio 2496 or one of those new Digidesign MBox USB cards with the class 'A' Focusrite preamps.- - - The MBox also comes with the software to run multitracking on your computer. Mic preamp: If you got the digidesign, that's...

Saunas Ahhhh... Nothing wrong with saunas tho.

Who's gonna do it? Perhaps someone should start on something like this.... Some well-placed phone interviews might be a start.

Modz I think you just upgrade the caps & FET

Spotting Reversing the phase on one of the mics will only be completely accurate if both of the mics are in the exact same spot.

Others If you like MIDI and making beats then Anvil Studio and Noteworty Composer are both free too.

old skool I read somewhere that during playback they used to have a guy with his fingers on the reels - syncing them with friction. Maybe it'd be cool to make an axle/gear type of thing that would link the two machines. Like instead of that little rubber thing that holds the reels on you could...

Linx http://www.digitalfishphones.com/main.php?item=1&subItem=1 http://pacificsoundcraft.com/software.shtml

Recording your stuff I like to keep bits and pieces of stuff too... Use a 'gobo' if you aren't already. It helps to hear the mix in a separate room while the drummer is playing. I always repeatedly record 20-30 seconds of the drummer playing all of the drums and a segment of beat and then stop...

The charred remains Feel free to send the charred remains of your mc012 this way...

C48 Which one do you need more? Which one would you use more? What kind of condition is the mic in? Is it the real deal? Ask yourself those questions first. The C48 is a good mic.

Yikes 1) Set up a mic stand 2) Place mic "A" in stand 3) Beam white noise at it and record it 4) Place mic "B" in same stand, same place 5) Beam same white noise at it and record it to track 2 6) Do a frequency graph of mic "A" 7) Do a frequency graph of mic "B" 8) Compare

Yah.... What's wrong with the bad mic? It might be able to be fixed.

Advertising for Peluso I hear peluso makes a decent all-brass capsule... I wouldn't trade it for the one that's in my C414 though...

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What you recording? I always say upgrade the preamp if the mics are decent.... Depends what you are recording I guess...

Really-Nice-Compressor I got a used DBX 160 off of re-Bay for about $180 to my door.... Nice compressor there. I've used it for other stuff too.

Testing If you had a nice anechoic chamber, you could use two closely matched mics to record a sine wave or some white noise. Move one of the mics around a little bit while recording.... Record the mics to two separate tracks, and use FFT analysis to show that certain frequencies are being...

Good! I'm glad you got it working - - - They are fun mics.