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hello everyone I have a few questions. ok iam new to recording and Have some loose ends to tie up

I recently bought a
delta 1010,
mackie 1402 mixer,
c3000 microphone
roland xp-80
korg triton

my Daw consist of
asus a7m266 mobo
amd 1.3 g processor
2-40 hard drives
sony cd-rw

and my delta works fine with my setup 15 + track including plugins wonderful, but my question is ok I do gospel recording the ones I have done sounds pretty good, but for some reason I feel like the sound is to bright, you know I want that warm sound. It's like what ever I put in is what comes out which is good but I want somewhat "analog-like". Is there anykind of hardware or effect box that I need in my setup. Or is there some kind of plugin which would sound really good, but one that will not color the sound to much
-thanks-
 
Compression can help warm things up a little. There are tube type plug ins but I havent used any of them.

It really is about the mic you are using. maybe that mic sounds to bright for your tastes.
 
TexRoadkill said:
Compression can help warm things up a little. There are tube type plug ins but I havent used any of them.

It really is about the mic you are using. maybe that mic sounds to bright for your tastes.
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True, the 3000 is not known for producing a warm sound, nor are the mic pres on the Mackie, although they are very good pres for the money. A tube mic into a Joemeek VC1Qcs will give you some warmth and fatness.
 
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