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Haha, its been 14 years since I started the thread ... I don't even remember that I had a Korg MS2000! LOL

Piano, upright bass, drums, sax and trumpet. Any recommendation what mic pair I should use?

Hi all -- I haven't been here for ages and need to catch up with what's new! I have to record a live jazz ensemble in stereo for a movie soundtrack. I can't mic every single instrument, but I thought I could put either a pair of mics or a stereo mic in front of the band and feed the signals...

I did that, but I only got a mono signal. Maybe my soldering skills are a bit rusty ... I found a diagram which shows how it should be wired: So that would be different from what you say, no?

Thanks for your reply! This will be an unbalanced 3.5mm stereo plug (for a camcorder) on a stereo mic (Audio Technica 24Pro). The cables that are coming out from the mic has two pairs of red and yellow wires, plus a shield. Do you think the above (from my post) will work??

Hi -- I needed to solder a stereo microphone cable to a 1/4 inch (3.5 mm) stereo plug. The mic cable has two red and two yellow wires, plus shielding. Is this the right way? red 1 --> tip of plug red 2 --> ring of plug yellow 1+2 --> sleeve of ring Thanks!

Hi there -- What SDC would you guys recommend to record saxophone? Why an SDC? I am traveling a lot and would like to have a mobile rig (using my MacBook Pro and an M-Audio MobilePre) to overdub my saxophone solo over existing recording. I don't want to take my preferred ribbon mic (too...

Wow -- this thread is 4 1/2 years old and still alive!! I can't believe it.

Nice to see that thread revived after 2.5 years of being in a coma! :D

The original post is almost 2 years old, so no, it has been sold a looooong time ago.;)

Your signature shows something completely different :confused:

I was referring to the model numbers in the first post on the first page, and the corresponding pictures that you can also find later down on the first page of this thread. I know its rather confusing as tons of distributors sell the same mics with different model names. General comment (to...

To be more precise: I'd be interested in either the HRM-5, 10, 14, but not the HRM-8.

Count me in for a pair of ribbon mics! I have the HRM-14B which is an outstanding mic! I already ordered a Lundall transformer which should arrive today and can post pre/post mod audio files if anyone is interested. We should also consider a group buy for the Lundahl transformer LL2912 which...

PT is not necessarily the best, though. I find it attractive as a recording software as it includes tons of useful plugins (Bomb Factory, etc), but what puts me off is that I needed to have the hardware interface with me all the time even if I just want to listen to a session while traveling...

Hi all -- I guess this has been discussed many times but I needed quick purchasing advice. I recently switched to a Mac PowerBook Pro and need a recording software to record and mix a small jazz band. What would you recommend? 1) ProTools M-Powered ($249, would support my M-Audio interface)...

I can never figure out when a thread was started ... how do you guys tell??

Its not a Gefell M930 as the Gefell has a smaller body (I own one). Also, the Gefell and Neumann have very different shock mounts.

Hey baffled -- have you seen this saxophone practice room already? Text is in German, but you can scroll down to see pics. http://www.simplysax.de/Proberaum.htm Cheers, Stefan

I recently bought the Stellar (= Alctron) RM-4 ribbon mic from kidvybes and I am suprised how well it works, expecially on woodwinds and brass. Its output is suprisingly hot, too, so there is no need for an ultra-clean pre. Its not as detailed as condensors or dynamic microphones, but smooth as...