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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) Yes, the Zoom handheld recorders (all of them) are "plasticy" and "noisy" when compared to other setups. But they are cheap (very cheap) and are quite functional. Overall, they are a good compromise at their price points. |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 11:47 PM |
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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) Neither. For practice sessions and the like, many people are recording with their smart phones now. Lots of mics of varying quality that plug right into the usb/phone/charging jack, depending on the model. Getting the files into your... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 10:22 PM |
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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) Here is an MP3 recorded with the internal mics on a Zoom H2. I made this asa demo for Al Carruth (one of his fine guitars). H2 wav file imported to Audacityon my consumer laptop where I normalized the file and added a bit of reverb.... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 8:17 PM |
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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) I talking about pre amp noise |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 8:01 PM |
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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) CountryBoy wrote: I've heard Zoom feel like "plastic toy" it's right?Not to many noise?I’ve had my Zoom Q3HD for well over a year now and have taken it to at least 20 different festivals, contest, jams, performances, etc. in all types... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 7:57 PM |
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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) Mtn Man wrote:I'd recommend the recorder because it's useful for so many things. You can record live music with it, record guitar lessons, etc. Because it's portable, you don't need to be around your computer. It's also self contained... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 7:02 PM |
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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) I also have a very reliable, very portable Zoom H2. I use it for home recording (personal archive)and it has traveled with me to several old-time music festivals. |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 6:59 PM |
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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) I've heard Zoom feel like "plastic toy" it's right? Not to many noise? |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 6:11 PM |
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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) I've gotten so much use out of my "old" Zoom H2 I can't imagine not having one of those. It would be my first choice, unless you really want to start recording directly into an app like GarageBand or Reaper (aka "DAW"). |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 6:02 PM |
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Re: K&K pure mini quack-ish (reply) Thanks for the suggestion, Kev... I'll check the Tweeter Level. While I have your attention, I have read elsewhere your recommendation of the little Mackie 402mixer. In addition to the newly installed K&K, I am also experimenting... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 5:50 PM |
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Re: Portable recorder or usb mic? (reply) I'd recommend the recorder because it's useful for so many things. You can record live music with it, record guitar lessons, etc. Because it's portable, you don't need to be around your computer. It's also self contained and you can... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 5:32 PM |
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Re: K&K pure mini quack-ish (reply) That sounds like progress, Frosty, and kudos to K&K for taking a personal interest in your case and offering full support.Despite your natural aversion to these matters, all Passive transducers do need to be provided with their... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 3:43 PM |
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Portable recorder or usb mic? (topic) Hi, I would to records some songs I play or I master for hear if it's sound good or for have a track of what I'm play.Only acoustic guitar and voice.I hesitate between portable recorder like... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 1:38 PM |
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Re: Gibson Brands (reply) You mean like "pre-CBS Fender" sort of thing, Mike? I wouldn't be surprised, but doubt whether "pre-Gibson Onkyo" will gain much credibility! Maybe CFM will follow Gibson's lead and re-brand itself as "Martin Products"... Kev |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 12:24 PM |
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Re: K&K pure mini quack-ish (reply) An update for UMGF...Based on the photos emailed to tech support, the K&K folks approved of the installation. Based on the sound sample email to tech support, the problemappears to be impedance mismatch and EQ. Putting the Pure... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 10:34 AM |
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Re: Gibson Brands (reply) So... does this mean that my "Pre-G" KRK ST6 monitors are worth more? |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 3:53 AM |
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Re: Gibson Brands (reply) omeagerman wrote:"Gibson now encompasses the entire music and sound chain from the first chord played by a songwriter on a Gibson guitar until the music reaches the consumer through Onkyo’s premium high-fidelity systems" Well, Gibson... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/19/13 2:30 AM |
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Re: Gibson Brands (reply) "Gibson now encompasses the entire music and sound chain from the first chord played by a songwriter on a Gibson guitar until the music reaches the consumer through Onkyo’s premium high-fidelity systems" Well, Gibson products don't even... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/18/13 12:52 PM |
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Re: K&K pure mini quack-ish (reply) Thank you Alex, I will be in touch. |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/18/13 12:24 AM |
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Re: K&K pure mini quack-ish (reply) Hi Frosty, Sorry that you are having problems like this. The pure mini's still have the same beautiful sound they have always had... so the most likely problem is a result of the install, however we(here at K&K Sound) would love to... |
Sound Reinforcement and Recording | 06/17/13 10:55 PM |
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