dragonworks
Banned
If I want to record vocals, will I need a mirophone?
Kevin Deschwazi
Well-known member
Thats what the gear snobs will tell you. 
I stick a cable up my left nostril and go into the mic in of my soundblaster, sounds just as good as any 'microphone'.
If you want a stereo recording you'll need a splitter cable and you'll have to use both nostrils concurrently.
Hope this helps.
I stick a cable up my left nostril and go into the mic in of my soundblaster, sounds just as good as any 'microphone'.
If you want a stereo recording you'll need a splitter cable and you'll have to use both nostrils concurrently.
Hope this helps.
HogansHiro
Now with 25% more sarcasm
I know a studio in town that uses them but I think you can probably do just as good without.
Check out Behringer....they may have something you can use thats waaaay cheaper.
Check out Behringer....they may have something you can use thats waaaay cheaper.
dragonworks
Banned
you guys are the best, thanx, you helped loads
Kevin Deschwazi
Well-known member
Hey no problem, just remember the shortest signal chain rule. A mic is just a load of unnecessary circuitry which will actually DEGRADE your audio.dragonworks said:
dragonworks
Banned
you seem to really know your stuff, thanx again.
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omtayslick
New member
Sorry to burst your bubble, but these guys are WRONG! You will need a mic for all of your pre-recorded loops, samples, midi stuff, and to mic all of your DI instruments.
timboZ
New member
omtayslick said:
Just what we need, another smartass.
dragonworks
Banned
omtayslick said:
Could you post a link to where I could get some help with all of this?
Thanx again guys.
