Whats the Best Cheapest(money wise) Studio Condenser MIC out there?
If not the best... A darn good one.

What type of mics yall got?

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"Im sick of living in hell, I don't want to die and go to Hell".

I've heard good reports from people using the Chinese Studio Projects Mics. Yorkville also does pretty good.

MXL 2001 - hands down the best, CHEAP mic I own. Large diaphragm, side address studio condenser mic .... sells for about a hundred bucks, sound like a million.

stop posting caps titles

Dave wit your MXL mic do you plug it into your midi outlet on your mixer or straight to yoru computer ?

let me know.. and what program do you use to sequence your sounds when you finalizing your music?

I'm using an Oktava MK319. Got it at Guitar Center for $200, came with stand, shock mount, boom stand, and a 20' cable. I noticed they had them on sale for $99 (just the mic) a couple of weeks ago.... Gotta stay away from that place, or I'll never have any money!

Basically, you plug the MIC into the MIC input of the mixer. Since this is a condenser MIC, it requires a mixer with a preamp and phantom power.

You can use any audio recording software to record the audio.

P.S., have you come here before? Do you have a webpage? Do you still make beats?



[This message has been edited by sk880user (edited 12-23-2002).]

Ain't it amazing how things change over the years! The sayin' use to be: " It sounds like a hundred bucks"!! Ha!
Now wasn't that a lot of help??
Nobby

Basically, this is called the exageration effect where exagerations in sayings are increased by time in order to keep the same original effect.

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Oh.........ok.............I see.I think.
Sorry, . . . . expresso overdose
I think he said that because it has nearly always been that MOST Mic's that cost $100 are pieces of doodoo, although I know not of any transducer costing $1M but I think they are trying

You Mean ESSpresso. There's no "X" in Esspresso. (Pet Peeve, as a coffee snob !)