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I would keep it simple and stick to one mic.

I use the behringer b1 as a kick mic, does the job.

Not sure if it would do anything, but noone will bite you if you tried. The main purpose of this setup was to get those upclose vocals on the quieter sections, and the more ambient sound for the louder sections. If that is what you are aiming for than great.

Neither do my tax returns.

Maybe we can make an arrangement? :drunk:

Inverse squared baby! Ill Need more mics too, maybe I'll save up and get your k2 unless someone is smart enough to get it first. I should try it!

One mic for close up quieter parts and one backed up for louder sections Note the diffusers all around...

Here is your answer! https://homerecording.com/bbs/user-forums-brand/cubase-user-forum/using-test-tones-cubase-le4-338804/

I wish I could get another pair of x-ms though

Maybe dynamic should be frozen, and turn their coils into superconductors? :drunk:

Sooo Ive seen this question a bunch of times. How does one sidechain a tone into their kick?!? Well I was Making some "dope beats" for fun cuz I was bored. And I discovered how to do it in Cubase le4. As you can see in the picture I added the test tone to the actually kick track insert...

Figured I would get a response like that.

As far as I'm concerned you dont need the mackie at all. Cubase is a multitrack program you can mix within the comp. All you really need is a decent interface that could convert as many tracks as you need at one time. And these vary. The only advantage you would have with the mackie is that you...

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I believe that you are correct.

I recorded this in a fairly large room with a high ceiling that slopes down. Next to a wall full of bookshelves. In other words, floor and ceiling are not parallel, the wall full of books are my diffusers. But generally from my experience with different rooms and mics(some might disagree) closed...

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I'm sure ya'll know this. The owner of Rode mics used to work for Neumann mics. When you buy a Rode you are buying a less expensive Neumann. The rest is just psychological...

Here is the x-m omni (discontinued unfortunatley) on the acoustic. about a foot from the 14th fret. http://soundcloud.com/aharonmendlowitz/acoustic-x-m http://www.naiant.com/xmspecification.html

you have the The MOSFET (metal–oxide–semiconductor field-effect transistor), The JFET (Junction field-effet transistor), vari mu are tubes Variable transconductance ("vari-mu", "remote-cutoff" or "super-control") tubes in general are those with a non-uniform grid wire spacing to allow them to...