John in detroit wrote:
> When I have the time to do a proper set up I use professional quality
> dynamic mics of the XLR connector type and a TAPCO mixer by Macke. This
> means lugging mic stands and/or brackets, stringing cable, and a power
> distribution box (hex-o-let, surge supressor thing or Power Strip)
OK, that's scary! I also have a small Tapco, and take a stereo feed from
the desk plus a large diaphragm condensor for ambient. This I record as
two tracks - one the mixed down desk and the other the ambient. I then
upload to PC, split the tracks, and do an el cheapo mastering for a mono
final track with a good live sound. It's only for radio after all.
I now have a Yamaha MD4 and am looking forward to exploring its 4 track
recording, with a stereo final mix. But all of you *****ing about 1Mb
minidiscs should try finding some MDD 140 minidiscs!
Cheers
John
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from Geelong
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