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easy now. he has more money in his headphone system than most of us have in our entire set up!

Um, I really don't want to "do" anything with you. You make me laugh.

I am not sure it is even made anymore. I got it from MF as a clearance and I think it was a close out. I don't recall the model# right now but I got it for about $50 and it has worked great. okay, I found one on ebay...

Yeah. Keep weaseling. Nice rep.

um..............................no

I figured you would weasel out like that.

troublemaker :o

I have the version without all of the goodies on it. I love it. However, I have heard some bad things about this one. Apparently in their attempt to make it better, they cut a lot of corners.

So you are pretty much the only person I have ever seen among thousands of recording folks who thinks that headphones are a good option for mixing. Welcome to the majority of one. What engineering school did you go to? And is that where they taught you to use headphones to mix. And to they...

Wow. Well, do you want me to put together a list of stuff you would need? I have done it before for members but on a much lower budget. Of course, you don't know me so my opinion might be shite.

NOTHING IS MESSING UP! You have to set levels. That would be like getting in your car and not putting gas in it but blaming the engine for not running.

I didn't want to go into all of that with him yet. :) Shellshock, I have done some damned decent recordings with a Euromixer and the Soundblaster. Enough to learn some things. Then I upgrade to a better soundcard and it was a world of difference. Then I upgraded to a studio quality mixer and...

no, set your levels on your mixer to get the highest level without clipping. Then do the same with the meter on your cool edit.

okay, it has been a while since I was on that road but I believe you just need to double click the little speaker in your bottom right hand corner. Then turn your mixer up so you can hear it and get it sounding how you want from the mixer output. Then plug it into your line and and adjust the...

Sweet! Congrats. It is going to depend more on the ohms rating than the wattage. And that is where my gnosis ends.

good suggestion!

don't worry about asking questions. That is what this place is for. What sound card do you use?

I was wrong, they still sell them. I got mine in a two pack that was about $50 http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Live/Sound/Microphones/Wireless?sku=277048 I don't care for any of Nady's other drum mics, but I am very happy with these for a low cost option. They also work great for...

yes, check the input level on your sound card

I have a friend who uses them for overheads. The sound pretty good. I am getting the same sound with a cheaper set of mics though. But I think mine are not being sold anymore. Mine are small diaphram though, which I prefer for overheads.