i dont think i need more than that cause i won't record some drums or something like that but i sure wanna record some jams i will play with my friends. The perfect i/o to me will be 2 mic pre's + 6 line in's. When you find the "right" combination, you'll know - because you'll know everything there is to know about it!įirst thing - thanks for the attention (:Ībout the soundcard, i think i will stand for a condenser cause i heard some great things on some condenser mics at this budjet.Ībout the souncard, i want an outer a/d/a an i/o half-rack (or rack.), it's better and much more comfertable to me.Īnd it means i have a built in mixer, so i dont need to have another one, so it's great and this is what i want. Some of these things we just have to figure out on our own.
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At least go ahead and spend the 500 on a good sound card(Lynx/RME?), so you'll be ready to upgrade your mic to something better. Again, at your mic price-range, ALL of the condenser selections are pretty "blah".
Problem here, Eut, is that no one reading your post has(Or has ever had) ALL of the things you mention to give you any sort of comparison, and none of us knows(Do you?) exactly what you'll be doing with the stuff, so none of us can tell you which is "best". Look over the EV, RE 20 - Senn 421 - Shure SM7B, Beyer M99. For $200, it still won't be the "best" dynamic - for that you'd have to spend $3, 4, 500(Same as your SC budget?) - but, at least you'd have a "higher overall quality" mic, than ANY $200 condenser.
I would try NOT to buy a $200 condenser, but spend all $200 on the best dynamic I could get. Which $200 mic? At $200, buy the mic with the best name, the fewest features, the best reviews and the least money spent on the mic's appearence(At this level, ALL condensers spend about 190 of the 200 on "cool" appearence.). All I care about is how it works, I have no care about how it hooks-up to my machine - long as it DOES hook up to my machine, work with my software, etc. For one thing, if you have $500, your only choice, not knowing a thing about what you want to do, is the LynxOne - or Lynx L22? But, that's "me". Alot of thought and planning may leave you with just "one" to consider(Or NONE of those mentioned?).
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Just knowing which software and what type of connectors you'll need will narrow things down considerably. Has the type and amount of inputs/outputs you need(Connectors). The one that runs "best" with the software you plan to use.ī. Please help me choose the best, or'and tell me what to stay away from.Ī. but vocals are the first thing on the kist ofcours.
if it will be good for acoustic guitar too it will be great. It has to be versatile, for all kind of singing, clean and metal- growls and screams. so i need something that fits.Ĭondenser Mic - my budjet is 200$, and my best options are probably (add some if you like.): It has to have an internal mixer! my options(add some if you want): firewire will be good as well, and i think usb will not. Soundcard - top price is 500$, it has to have an external IO (like the firewire cards.) if it's a pci. I gonna have some money soon and i want to buy a new soundcard and condenser.
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