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underp
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I was trying to make some home recordings a time ago, with some old mics that i have at home. But i couldn't continue because of the audio fidelity.
Lot of people, told me that could be the mics, that i need to buy a good mics to get good sound. Well... I bought an SM-58 and a SM-57 recently, and the Sound still suc#s.
The Sound card can't be affecting this to much, cause i've been making some direct recordings with CD Players using the Line Out directly to the Line In of my computer and i get the exact same quality of the original CD.
That means, that my sound card is receiving the exact sound that is coming out from my console Mixer.
I tought, this was goind to be solved with good mics, but i still don't undertsand.
Console mixers are just equipments with same porpouse, or they can affect audio fidelity ?
Lot of people, told me that could be the mics, that i need to buy a good mics to get good sound. Well... I bought an SM-58 and a SM-57 recently, and the Sound still suc#s.
The Sound card can't be affecting this to much, cause i've been making some direct recordings with CD Players using the Line Out directly to the Line In of my computer and i get the exact same quality of the original CD.
That means, that my sound card is receiving the exact sound that is coming out from my console Mixer.
I tought, this was goind to be solved with good mics, but i still don't undertsand.
Console mixers are just equipments with same porpouse, or they can affect audio fidelity ?