Album Rating: 3.5
Nice
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Pfft, Canadians.
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Oh yeah I'll probably receive my mic this week so I'll already try to record some stuff (I'll probably still need to get a proper stand a pop killer for vocs), if it works I might send some your way this or next week.
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Idk what that means. Also, I think I read that a stand is advisable because of "shock absorption" and blah blah, something along those lines.
Edit: Shit, I just realized you probably meant "jury rig".
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Yeah, Idk. If I can figure out something that wouldn't mean I have to pay 20 bucks for a stand I'll def. go with that if it works. For now I'm content that I'll finally have a fucking mic.
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Well, I'd guess it also depends on the mic you use, how many mics you use, editing and shit. Or how comfortable you are with it.
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Album Rating: 4.0
you'll want a stand if it's a condenser mic. most dynamic mics it won't be as big an issue but it still helps
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Yeah, it's a large-diaphragm condenser.
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Album Rating: 4.0
can be pretty noisy when handled. i dunno what you're recording but keeping it fixed and still is a good idea for quality recordings. can see how you go i guess. pop shield is a good idea too, as you mentioned.
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Album Rating: 4.0
"I just recently learned how to pronounce Autehcre (O-tech-er) finally."
didn't they say once that they don't really care how people pronounce it?
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"can be pretty noisy when handled. i dunno what you're recording but keeping it fixed and still is a good idea for quality recordings. can see how you go i guess. pop shield is a good idea too, as you mentioned."
Yeah, I know. That's what I meant earlier. As of now I'm looking at vocs, percussion and didge. Hopefully it'll be able to properly record the latter with the right setup - although I read and heard that you can mostly do more with these than just record vocs.
I mean I'll probably have to do some editing/mastering anyway.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I dunno what brand/model mic you bought but a condenser sounds a good fit for recording that combo of sounds. I remember watching a friend record bongos with a couple of mics, sussed it out while checking levels and it was so clear he wouldn't have really needed to EQ a thing. I've never recorded a didge. Craziest shit I've done was probably horns.
hope you have a decent mic pre. mine on my interface at home is terrible.
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Nah, it's a USB mic - I don't have a preamp. If I had enough money to buy proper complete setup I would've gone straight for a dynamic mic and a bunch of extras. Good thing is I at least have free access to proper software.
Also, I'm not talking about recording all of that at once if you meant that by combo. (it would be weird if I managed to play didge, sing and play cajon at the same time)
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Album Rating: 4.0
nah, just those three sound sources I meant. should do the trick.
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Ah yeah, I'd hope so. I hope the ambient noise won't be too heavy, I don't wanna have to edit one line a week so it doesn't sound like an underground BM track. I heard it's a bit more pronounced with USB mics - although I'm not sure how it is with vocs as this was mostly mentioned in the context of podcasts.
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Album Rating: 4.0
plosives have nothing to do with setting gain properly or improperly
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Hey, whatever works man
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this is great shit
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Well, I've definitely seen people sing into condenser mics without pop shields without having any problems so I don't doubt it's possible.
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Album Rating: 4.5
dude this is superb shit
Album Rating: 4.5 = Superb
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