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Yeah, you're not gonna change the key. As Garry said, it will give different voicings to your chords. For example, if your song is G C D, put a capo on the 5th fret and play the fingerings for D G A. In reality they're the same chords but played together, you will fill out more sonic space...

Have you ever experimented with a capo?

The guy who invented ADT was an Abbey Road engineer named Ken Townshend. Ringo invented the internet. :)

At this point I'd probably lean towards getting some variety with a couple of the more inexpensive mics. Learn what it is you're looking for before you start throwing the big cake around. Have a look at this: http://www.mojopie.com/micproj.html

Is a DMP3 powerful enough to reap the benefits of an SM7?

A cheap solution might be the Oktava MK319

Hi. I'm relatively new to recording drums. My setup is 2 Oktava MC012s for overheads, a sm57 on the snare and the E100 on the kick. My basic theory is to get the best possible sound with the overheads and then reinforce where necessary with the snare and kick mics. I've made use of the...

I see the DMP3 out there in ebayland for a buy it now price of $169. Don't know how fast they can get it to you. There's usually not much price flexibility on the SP mics. 8thstreet is as good as any to get these.

FYI. I'm seeing MusiciansFriend selling the DMP3 for $159 http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid=031223131625064000184130808905/g=rec/search/detail/base_pid/241101/

You might want to check out the user forums for each of these machines. I have an AW16G and the folks at the forums at www.aw16g.com have been most helpful with my learning curve. good luck!

Would that be the Behringer B1 or the 797 Audio/Studio Projects B1?

On the 603 vs. MC012 thing, it's going to depend on your preference and your guitar. I have a Gibson J200. For the most part I prefer the 603 but I will use the MC012 in certain applications. These mics are inexpensive enough to have a couple of each. On the single vs. stereo thing, one mic...

Options is right. Don't know about the v67 but you might like the 603s on your guitar (did you try the mc012?). Then again you might like the B1. Good luck in your quest. :)

I've never heard of it but if you're saying there's a multi-pattern version of the 319 I suspect there'll be a stampede at Guitar Center this weekend. :)

I don't have a B1, I have a C1, but from everything I've read, you can't go wrong with a B1 or two.

Damn! I keep meaning to jot Dinsdale's email address down so I could make sure he knew something was wrong. It's been down in the past for a couple of days before he even knew anything was happening.

Yeah, I've been thinking about one of these Yammie mixers too. On the other hand I could also get a Mackie 1202 w/VLZ pres for about $150 on ebay. Decisions, decisions....

doh! my bad! scratch that. what was I thinking?

Yeah, I picked a couple up over the summer @ $50 per. I still have the tags on the pouch that says "List: $599.99" lol

hmmm, interesting dilemma. I would say, for a band situation, you're gonna need a minimum of 4 tracks of simultaneous recording capability. In your price range I would think this is gonna leave you out of the digital world although you can browse the recorders at www.musiciansfriend.com to...