I use an Alesis Studio24 Mixer which has Phantom Power. This microphone sounded very warm, very quiet, and crystal clear. I was able to hear the wind blowing outside ( I have a very quiet home ). My boston terrier walked by me and was grunting, and I was able to hear her grunting through my headphones as if I was not listening through a Mic at all. For the money this is a great studio condenser mic.
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Cakewalk's Mobile Studio Canvas for Mac, PC, standalone and performance is the first of its kind in the Cakewalk hardware family. With a production capacity of over 1000 sounds, the Mobile Studio Canvas includes the Roland SD-50 sound module, new GM (General MIDI) 2, and Roland's solo sounds sounds designed. Equipped with a USB memory drive that can studio canvas MP3, WAV, AIFF playback and MIDI files without a computer. Its a 2-in/2-out audio interface, and a 1×1 MIDI interface that ships with SONAR8.5 LE recording software (Windows only), ideal tool for musicians looking for a multi-purpose sound source and / or playback.
Building a home recording studio needs money, time and passion. You can easily spend thousands of dollars amassed the equipment and software you need while you also have at least one room of your home, to devote the cause. Add angered neighbors and permanent deflection of the mix and you have several good reasons not to have a home recording studio. So choose, why so many people to add them to their homes? Simply put, the benefitsoutweigh the disadvantages.
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 | Top #1 Zoom H2 Handy Portable Stereo Recorder |
| Review by Jose R. Guevara (WEST DUNDEE, ILLINOIS) 2010-03-09 I had the Zoom H2 for over 3 years and I completely agree with the records of quality and the transfer / creation of a CD of your recording, but the best part I like is the ability to create folders and files of records so just go into a folder / file to get your favorites or... | |
 | Top #2 Audio-Technica AT2020 USB Condenser USB Microphone |
| Review by B. Kane (NEW YORK) 2010-03-03 I recently purchased this USB microphone for use primarily voice-over on video and audio projects. Although he was not trying to spend a lot, I do not want to pay too little and end with a bad microphone sound. After weeks of reading reviews, I decided to drive Audio Technica. I... | |
 | Top #3 Zoom H4n Handy Portable Digital Recorder |
| Review by Myke (USA) 2010-03-03 The H4n Zoom is like having a portable studio. I use it for voice-over, and interviews with XLR microphones. It's just awesome.... | |
 | Top #4 M-Audio Studiophile AV 40 Powered Speakers |
| Review by Gerald Rains (USA) 2010-02-27 I was logging out sub-$ 400 speakers for my computer now and plan together for some time. The place where I live, get a chance to see, let alone hear, AV-40 is difficult. But I can be patient, I spent 2 1 / 2 years and a lot of gasoline, 25 years ago, before I bought my living... | |
 | Top #5 Blue Microphones Mikey - Professional iPod Recorder |
| Review by R. Stegmann (BRAZIL) 2010-03-08 You can not use the Ipod Touch 1G, because you need to download any application that uses the microphone. But you can say. These Dison.... | |
 | Top #6 Tascam PSP520 Power Supply For Mpgt1 |
| Review by Diana de Avila (MALTA, NY USA) 2009-05-29 Plenty of power for my CDGT2 Tascam Portable CD Guitar Trainer because he likes to eat batteries. This is a pretty inexpensive option for my Tascam when I walk near a socket to hold ... or I can work on batteries. The adapter has a nice, long cord and comes w... | |
 | Top #7 Edirol R-09HR High-Resolution WAVE/MP3 Recorder |
| Review by Beckon Duel (SANTA ROSA CA) 2010-02-22 Edirol R-09HR live up to most of our fine about it. Built in microphones provide excellent sound for their size. Registering is very easy to configure and use. Manual is repeated, but it is quite clear and provides the most information you need to get started. After using the R-09HR... | |
 | Top #8 Tascam DR07 Portable Digital Recorder |
| Review by Stephen (BALTIMORE, USA) 2010-01-30 A device useful for spontaneous recovery. The pictures are very good and you can choose MP3 or WAV. I have other Tascam products and find that they are robust, reliable and have a reasonable price. All the other portable recorders I looked at was the best.... | |
 | Top #9 Behringer HPS3000 High-Performance Studio Headphones |
| Review by L. S. Watson (FRESNO, CA) 2009-12-17 I was very skeptical about purchasing this $ 20 for my studio monitors. I have read dozens of reviews and decided for the price, worth taking a chance on the name "Behringer. I have years of experience in recording and record almost daily. MR 8mk2 I use a digital multi-tracker to record one in my house... | |
