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The Tascam US-1800 hehe :) Is it good? Amazon.com: Focusrite OctoPre MkII Dynamic Microphone Pre Amp: Electronics So I would conect one of these into ONE INPUT and get like 8 more pre amps? If I conect one of those in each input I would be with 16 pre amps? Or am I atripin totally? (that...

okay but the ones via digital input would need something else to make it work right? A conversor I've read... is that right? I'm not even sure what's that, how pricey can it get? or how would I conect via this inputs?

I've seen it but people seem to hate it... I've never used so no thoughts, but never herad any great of it hehe :P Well sorry, I'll be recording guitar and vocals together and then deal with the bleed... Better deal with that than have to deal with a bad performance :P [

I'm not sure I get all of this. So how many mic pre amps could I get in the end? The 2 already built in plus ???

Oh you can add more mic pre amps? I didn't know that... You can't do that on those Apogee duet and Focusrite Forte right? (or even on the scarlet) or am I totally lost? hehe

okaaaay hehe I'm aware of that. But I'm pretty new in this recording thing and I need to learn... I'll be treating a room soon and will be working there. But now the money will go for the interface cause it's just the logic step to got me learning :) Plus (that may sound dumb...) I always...

Hey. So finally I could make some deals and got everything I need to record my songs the way I want to (Martin D-35 with Shure Sm81, AKG414 for my golden voice :rolleyes: haha, and a Shure57 just in case) I just need now a interface. Yes it's going to be basically Singer/songwriter kind of...

Yeah but he used to record with the most expensive Neumanns just in case... :rolleyes: :D But I mean the way you can clear hear every word even with his strange pronunciation. There are albums/musics where his voice is pretty mixed with the instruments and some that you can barely hear an...

I'm really up for spending some bucks on the Vocal mic... and yet still puzzled to decide which one. I feel afraid that some say blue mics are all about the looks. I've come to some: Blue Baby Bottle (or Blue Bird?) Rode K2 Rode NTK AKG 214 (I don't see much fuzz about it but loved it too...)...

Yes cheaper by the dozen, that was my concern :P hehe The baby bottle looks pretty good, anyone have experience with it?

Perhaps this should be in mixing techinques forum... If someone could move (if it's the case).

About the Bob Dylan song Desolation Row. :guitar: How they make the vocals stand up so tall with those 2 guitars pretty loud (they are aren't they?) Do they turn them down when he sings and then up when he doesn't? Is that a common thing to do btw? As far as I'm concerned in this song his...

Ok I think I decided. Since I already have a Sm57, I'll use that as a Dynamic for live and stuff. Most important, For recording: I'll be getting a SDC for the guitar. I thought of the Rode NT5. I like the fact that they come in pairs but I wonder does that makes their quality lower? Or I liked...

Ok I'm out the bathroom :P

The ribbon would be for the voice right? How would I make the bleed work for me, can you be more specific? :) Also I've been reading a lot about getting 2 figure 8 microphones using the deaf side to pick less bleed... Although no one suggested that here. Any particular reason? I'm kind of...

I didn't mean edit out the bleed hehe. I meant "other than the fact that you can't edit the voice and the guitar separated" is there any other problem? :)

I meant E935 actually, my bad. Won't a condenser work better for recording?

Didn't mean to imitate them, just giving some reference :) I like the way Dylan voices has what I believe to be a natural room reverb. And I like the way Neil guitar sounds. Is there much problem with the bleed? Aside from editing later? How do they make that work for those artists that record...

I like it! Really sounds like one of those soundtracks from movies where you play the song entirely in full sound end a bunch of different scenes passes by with no sound. :) Would you care to share what did you use to record it?

IK Multimedia | iRig Mic - Handheld microphone for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Android devices It's this one. It has a switch with 3 levels, for really (REALLY) high sensitivity, middle (which is what I used for that record) and low sensitivity (which you have to be pretty pretty close to...