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Hey,
I've just started setting up my own home studio after getting a Tascam 788 for Christmas. I'm only 15 so don't have a lot of experience in recording so I was wondering if anyone would be able to help reccomend a mic to me that would do for all round recording but mainly vocals. I currently own:
A Shure PG58
A Sennheiser E818 Sll
A Realistic Stereo Electret Condenser
I recorded my band last weekend and used the Realistic for drums which worked pretty well. I used the Shure for Guitar, went through my Behringer Bass V-Amp for the bass and used the sennheiser for vocals. I wasn't completely happy with the overall sound though. The bass sounded fine, as it was going staright in through the amp modeller. The vocals were the main problem though, they seemed a lot different on the recording than they sounded in the room and to how they do live. I know they will sound different but I didnt expect them to sound a lot differently through the same mic.
I've done a bit of research and have been looking at 2 condenser mics and was wondering if anyone could either give feedback on these 2 or reccomend another one that would do for my purpose. I will have no more than £100 to spend but am hoping that I could really improve the sound with a condenser.
The 2 I've been looking at are:
Red 5 RV8
Samson CO1
My whole studio set up at the moment isn't that great so if i'd benifit from something other than a new mic please give reccomendations.
Tascam 788
Behringer Bass V-Amp
Shure PG58
Sennheiser E818 Sll
Realistic Stereo Electret Condenser
Thanks in advance for any help, it is really appreciated by a 15 year old who is wanting to make decent sounding recordings but only knows the basics of it all.
James
I've just started setting up my own home studio after getting a Tascam 788 for Christmas. I'm only 15 so don't have a lot of experience in recording so I was wondering if anyone would be able to help reccomend a mic to me that would do for all round recording but mainly vocals. I currently own:
A Shure PG58
A Sennheiser E818 Sll
A Realistic Stereo Electret Condenser
I recorded my band last weekend and used the Realistic for drums which worked pretty well. I used the Shure for Guitar, went through my Behringer Bass V-Amp for the bass and used the sennheiser for vocals. I wasn't completely happy with the overall sound though. The bass sounded fine, as it was going staright in through the amp modeller. The vocals were the main problem though, they seemed a lot different on the recording than they sounded in the room and to how they do live. I know they will sound different but I didnt expect them to sound a lot differently through the same mic.
I've done a bit of research and have been looking at 2 condenser mics and was wondering if anyone could either give feedback on these 2 or reccomend another one that would do for my purpose. I will have no more than £100 to spend but am hoping that I could really improve the sound with a condenser.
The 2 I've been looking at are:
Red 5 RV8
Samson CO1
My whole studio set up at the moment isn't that great so if i'd benifit from something other than a new mic please give reccomendations.
Tascam 788
Behringer Bass V-Amp
Shure PG58
Sennheiser E818 Sll
Realistic Stereo Electret Condenser
Thanks in advance for any help, it is really appreciated by a 15 year old who is wanting to make decent sounding recordings but only knows the basics of it all.
James

