how about a really great $12,000 mic?BenHagerty wrote: No 5000 dollar mics etc
Legit recording set up
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soundhack
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BenHagerty
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I think i'll get 3, 2 for door stopperssoundhack wrote:how about a really great $12,000 mic?BenHagerty wrote: No 5000 dollar mics etc
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door stoppers... thats what I use em for as well
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Great minds think alikenorthern_dirt wrote: door stoppers... thats what I use em for as well
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If you're looking for a drum overhead/ acoustic/ vocal mic on the cheap I'd recommend the Audio Technica AT3035. I found mine for around $115 new on ebay. I added some "small room" reverb setting under the Gold Verb reverb plugin in Logic Express, and it gave it a real nice room sound and brought out the snare and tamed the cymbals a bit. I run that and a kick mic in my 2 input USB interface and get a pretty great sound for what it is.
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