Hey everyone,
I am trying to decide if I should buy a stand-alone multitrack digital recorder or if I should use the Cakewalk Home Studio program I bought awhile ago.
I would like to save money, as $450 for the recorder, mic, cables, windscreen, stand, and headphones is a big decision for me.
Is there anyway to connect a Shure SM57 mic to a regular microphone jack on the back of a computer? It would enable me to buy the mic, necessary cables, and desktop stand only without shelling out the extra money.
If anybody knows how to do this, please let me know.
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I am trying to decide if I should buy a stand-alone multitrack digital recorder or if I should use the Cakewalk Home Studio program I bought awhile ago.
I would like to save money, as $450 for the recorder, mic, cables, windscreen, stand, and headphones is a big decision for me.
Is there anyway to connect a Shure SM57 mic to a regular microphone jack on the back of a computer? It would enable me to buy the mic, necessary cables, and desktop stand only without shelling out the extra money.
If anybody knows how to do this, please let me know.
uh huh him