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That's all I have to say. I'm not going to continue arguing with you. I gave you my advice, (in list form! :) ) -- you don't have to use it. Maybe someone will come along (there are some very experienced users on this site) and will help you out with some kind suggestions on how to work with...

hold the phone here. You think TYPING IN CAPS IS THE WAY TO BE SEEN? Because the majority of the other people who have tried the same method haven't seen the greatest results on the forum. If anything that is an immature attention grabbing (or so you think) method of reaching out for help...

don't post in all caps. That discouraged me from wanting to read your post quite honestly.

i have a stairwell outside my residence at uni that has the most incredibly long natural reverb. The whole place is a concrete dungeon... i should make use of it while i'm here.... as for the Tc... be careful, when switching presets you can get a VERY VERY LOUD distored white noise things. it...

you know what, that makes complete sense. It's the metal that feels pretty cold, but my room isn't that cold. I was just getting worried about my mics. Thanks for your help.

they came with these "crystals" or something (little pink bags) that are supposed to absorb moisture. Anybody else have something like this?

take one big step back. vocal booth might help. pop filter (although an "s" won't really get stopped by a pop filter but whatever)... I have an NT1a as well, but I just make sure i'm not too close to the mic.

so use slow changes? I can't do much other than take the microphone out of the case slowly haha. Unfortunately my heater has no temperature control... it just goes on or off. I'm just wondering if cold is going to damage it at all. Thanks for your help.

Logic. .

Hey guys, I've been living in a residence @ university for a good two months now. I've had my microphones with me for a while. I care a lot about my rode nt1-a and m3... i noticed the other day when I took them out of their cases that they were pretty cold (the body of the microphone) Can...

check out macsales.com the owc mercury elite al pro works great for me.

I wasn't planning on trading it... At least i don't think i wrote anything like that in an earlier post. go to rodemic.com and you will see what I did. I bought a microphone and was able to get a rode m3 for $1... thats one of the reasons I bought the nt1a... apart from it being a pretty good...

thanks for the info

what do you mean "you should really monitor on monitors" ? thanks for the tip though.

I am aware that you shouldn't shake your microphones. I just noticed it when I picked it up. I thought the grill was loose or something, but it seems to be something within the body. I think i'll take it to the store and see if I can swap it with another one.. I got it with the rode promotion...

ah yes, good point. I don't use montiors, i have a a stereo system with cheap speakers. I don't use them though. I just use headphones. Thanks for the tip though.

yes yes i know... i was looking for more replies about the mic itself... if you have any information regarding that I would really appreciate that.

I am aware of what you said, but I was still expecting a bit more of a difference. I guess a smoother sound sort of. Its hard to describe. I haven't got a great amount of experience when it comes to comparing microphones, including ones that are more expensive. I got it also because I got a free...

I'm listening to some demos i've recorded between my at2020 and my new rode nt1a. I recorded acoustic guitar in stereo, nt1a and at2020 both on my acoustic. Then I did my vocal track... and I'm not noticing much difference in the nt1a between the at 2020... in fact i think the at2020 almost...

I recently remembered how much I love my at2020, its actually pretty good on my voice, but then again its the best mic i've used for vox (i need to try / get a rode nt1a)