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Crap. I'll try again. Thanks.

Can anyone identify these mics? I'm especially interested in the skinny one on the Bud Shank sleeve.

Thanks Harvey. No rush!

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If you can't monitor it yourself as you record it's pretty hard to get good levels. Also digital is way less forgiving of sudden jumps in volume than analog. Whatever way you go about it, before you press record, get each instrument you're micing up to play loud. Get a strong signal without...

Any luck Harvey?

Interesting. Thanks for your answers.

I see. Just say someone finds an old Stones recording (a rehearsal say) never heard before and they want to clean it up for release. What do they do? Just like above or something different?

btw That's ok. Thanks anyway

Thanks Rick. I'll wait until I hear from Harvey before getting back to you.

Hi, I'm new here. Hope it's ok to jump in. Just wondering how it was done 'back in the day'. Compressors?

Ok. Great! Let me know.

I don't get it, sorry... ?

Hi Tim. I mostly record my band which is a three piece; bass clarinet/clarinet/guitar with bass and drums. I use the Nak simply because it sounds really great (IMHO). When I'm at home and I want to do some overdubs I use Pro-Tools. Do you use your 480 anymore?

Hi. I'm looking for Nakamichi CM-1000 and DM-1000 mics. If anyone has some for sale please let me know. Thanks, PC

Hi. I just joined so I just saw your thread now. I use a 550 also with 3 Nak CM-300 mics. Sometimes I use two CM-700s. I have the brochure for the 550 (somewhere!) which includes tips for recording in the 3 point style. I could copy it for you if you're still interested. I actually signed up...