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hip hopper
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Should I use my sennsizer condenscor mic and get a art pre to record. or buy a sm 57 and 58 to do the job?
DaveO
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Never used a Sennheiser, but I have a Dual MP and a Tube MP that I use with all my mics (have 4 different ones, including an SM57 and an SM58). I just started running my drum machine through them, too. I like the ARTs and most people here seem to agree.
Some more info would be useful before anyone can really answer your question, though. For example, what instruments will you record, will you do vocals, record in a "studio" environemnt or live, what kind of music (I see you go by "hip hopper"), which Sennheiser do you have and do you like the sound you get from it, etc.?
I learn a lot of good things on this BBS, but I also learned the hard way that questions like yours usually get answered with more questions. Sometimes they don't get answered at all since there are too many variables to deal with. I found that out from some of my early posts here.
[This message has been edited by DaveO (edited 03-15-2000).]
Some more info would be useful before anyone can really answer your question, though. For example, what instruments will you record, will you do vocals, record in a "studio" environemnt or live, what kind of music (I see you go by "hip hopper"), which Sennheiser do you have and do you like the sound you get from it, etc.?
I learn a lot of good things on this BBS, but I also learned the hard way that questions like yours usually get answered with more questions. Sometimes they don't get answered at all since there are too many variables to deal with. I found that out from some of my early posts here.
[This message has been edited by DaveO (edited 03-15-2000).]
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The Green Hornet
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Yo Skipping Hopper de Be-Bop:
There are great deals on mics currently. Best to try and hear one or rent one to see how it jells with your equipment.
I, too, have an ART dual pre-amplifier; however, if you've got the bucks, the Martinsound Mic-Max has very good reviews and is a top-end product; it currently goes for 1400.00 dollars, give or take a few.
Check Martinsound out at martinsound.com
Keep hippin' and hoppin'
Green Hornet
There are great deals on mics currently. Best to try and hear one or rent one to see how it jells with your equipment.
I, too, have an ART dual pre-amplifier; however, if you've got the bucks, the Martinsound Mic-Max has very good reviews and is a top-end product; it currently goes for 1400.00 dollars, give or take a few.
Check Martinsound out at martinsound.com
Keep hippin' and hoppin'
Green Hornet
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hip hopper
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You could write scat Man! I am a Hip te HIp hopper but I love jazz,regga. I dont know how tell spell the name of the mic let alone the modle its a older one but picks up tight. Its just iam lookin to have fat deep warm sound. Professional sound ,and I heard that a art comp/micpre would do the job. Then take shoot that to the TC Finalizer?
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hip hopper
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by hip hopper:
You could write scat Man! I am a Hip te HIp hopper but I love jazz,regga. I dont know how tell spell the name of the mic let alone the modle its a older one but picks up tight. Its just iam lookin to have fat deep warm sound. Professional sound ,and I heard that a art comp/micpre would do the job. Then take shoot that to the TC Finalizer? This is for vocals<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
You could write scat Man! I am a Hip te HIp hopper but I love jazz,regga. I dont know how tell spell the name of the mic let alone the modle its a older one but picks up tight. Its just iam lookin to have fat deep warm sound. Professional sound ,and I heard that a art comp/micpre would do the job. Then take shoot that to the TC Finalizer? This is for vocals<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Rev E
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Hip Hopper,
What Sennheiser mic model do you have? Is it the MKH40P48?
What Sennheiser mic model do you have? Is it the MKH40P48?
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hip hopper
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It is MKH 105