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danboy777
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what's better, the Lexicon Omega, the M-audio USB, tascam us 122, DMP3
Dual Microphone/Instrument Preamp,
I have a 2.5ghz, 256mb ram - celeron (ouch) this however doesn't seem to be the problem. I just need more volume it seems. I have tried 2 different mic's and actually my 15 y.o. ev sounds much better (live, brighter) than my brand new sm57.
ANYWAY, these pre-amp dig recording units range in price from $149-$299
- I need to pre-amp my sm57 (levels are too low and I don't want to overprocess and end up with hum)
- my integrated soundcard is probably not good enough (realtek ac97)
- compression might be nice
- I like the Sound Forge but I have only used the demo. If one came with a unit that worked as well - even better
I feel this would solve my cheap integrated soundcard and microphone (low levels - need a pre-amp I guess) issue and get me the good quality spoken word audio I need AND give me 2 mic inputs. Again, this is only for the spoken word but I do get passionate at times as I am speaking so compression could be important
Dual Microphone/Instrument Preamp,
I have a 2.5ghz, 256mb ram - celeron (ouch) this however doesn't seem to be the problem. I just need more volume it seems. I have tried 2 different mic's and actually my 15 y.o. ev sounds much better (live, brighter) than my brand new sm57.
ANYWAY, these pre-amp dig recording units range in price from $149-$299
- I need to pre-amp my sm57 (levels are too low and I don't want to overprocess and end up with hum)
- my integrated soundcard is probably not good enough (realtek ac97)
- compression might be nice
- I like the Sound Forge but I have only used the demo. If one came with a unit that worked as well - even better
I feel this would solve my cheap integrated soundcard and microphone (low levels - need a pre-amp I guess) issue and get me the good quality spoken word audio I need AND give me 2 mic inputs. Again, this is only for the spoken word but I do get passionate at times as I am speaking so compression could be important
