dragonworks
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do I have to use a microphone?
is there anything else i could use?
is there anything else i could use?
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onthenooseagain
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Direct-in should do it.
dragonworks
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onthenooseagain said:
Direct into what?
noisedude
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Depends whether you're digital or analog.
This isn't the cave, you know, are you in the right place?
This isn't the cave, you know, are you in the right place?
dragonworks
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noisedude said:
I may be lost, but I'm not sure.
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onthenooseagain
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dragonworks said:Direct into what?
Plug the XLR from the inside of your mouth into the mixer...
noisedude
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The only problem is getting the warmth back into a digital recording. Perhaps you need a tube as well.
EdWonbass
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Are you trying to make your own beats? If that's the case you should see if you can find some free samples of your voice on the internets and use that.
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notbradsohner
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upgrade your converters
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4-Man Takedown
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You could use a speaker.
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BlindCowboy
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plug the radio into the board and press 'rec'. That should get 'er dun.
noisedude
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That's the best solution to getting radio quality music that I've come across yet!
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DJL
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Yeap, he could use a speaker as a mic.4-Man Takedown said:
For example... Cut the female end off of an old XLR mic cable and connect the (-) negative side of the speaker to pin 3... connect the (+) positive side of the speaker to pin 2... and connect the shield to pin 1 on the XLR end only.
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Warhead
Jai guru deva om
EdWonbass said:
Hey Dubya...!
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earworm
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id like to understand something
EdWonbass
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Warhead said:
Good eye!
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notbradsohner
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DJL said:
is that the really how you hook it up? , Im gonna go try that.
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paddyponchero
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notbradsohner said:
Make sure you have phantom power turned ON
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DJL
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Yes, this is really how you hook it up.notbradsohner said:
Making a mic out of a speaker...
Cut the female end off of an old XLR mic cable and connect the (-) negative side of the speaker to pin 3... connect the (+) positive side of the speaker to pin 2... and connect the shield to pin 1 on the XLR end only.
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WinstonCowboy
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When you say, "Want to record vocals.." What exactly are you trying to say there? Maybe I am misunderstanding...but I think that if you take a small piece of coiled wire...and gently bring it up...to those two small holes in the wall...where the tele attaches....then insert the wire with a firm but steady motion...that should do the trick...
