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I bought the DP-02 ... ( 1 month ago by GREYMANTIS7)

I bought the DP-02 Tascam, everything is fine until (HDD write busy ) pop's up, what am I doing wrong:)Do I have a lemon or am I the lemon:)???need help, thank's bro.

I have the same ... ( 1 month ago by creaminitup)

I have the same piece of equipment. However, I have never seen this error.

Shure 57 The ... ( 4 weeks ago by MegaManXRockMan)

Shure 57 The Workhorse Mic! Keeps that sweet sweet tone!

STAY AWAY FROM ... ( 4 weeks ago by MegaManXRockMan)

STAY AWAY FROM M-Audio!

interfaces: yes... ... ( 3 weeks ago by theman362)

interfaces: yes... mics.. not so much
the sputnik is a great mic for its price

well I love it for ... ( 3 weeks ago by MegaManXRockMan)

well I love it for my guitar. What do you recommend?

I am recording my ... ( 3 weeks ago by Ancaja123)

I am recording my guitar amp clean with an SM57. I want a mellow jazzy tone, but how loud should my amp be? Like i have it about 1/4 full volume, and I know i should be just experimenting but im in an apartment and I don't want to anger the neighboors! So are amps typically recorded loud??

interface wise? ... ( 3 weeks ago by theman362)

interface wise? depends what your budget is, its all about the quality of the converters, pre's and clock.
RME make great interfaces if you can afford it.
(btw i was saying that m-audio mics arent that bad, but the interfaces arent so good) :P

Yes, Amps are ... ( 3 weeks ago by MegaManXRockMan)

Yes, Amps are supposed to be loud so you can get the nuances of tone out of it. The lower the volume the worse off you are. Typically. What kind of amp, guitar do you have?

hahaha. I see. Well ... ( 3 weeks ago by MegaManXRockMan)

hahaha. I see. Well I never used the mics. I just have a nightmare Firewire 410.

hehe, i used a pair ... ( 3 weeks ago by theman362)

hehe, i used a pair of pulsar II SDC's on a classical recording of a symphonic wind orchestra a few weeks back in an xy pair, they were ok, but the neumann km184's sound better.

great advice ... ( 3 weeks ago by Mahavishnu80)

great advice throughout this vid ive found all these things worked for me working them out the hardway! i found you can get the best results on a budget from using budget guitars/bass with used old midi keys with free or cheap vsts and reaper (a sequencer like cubase), another thing is antares mic modler..turns cheap mics into better ones and also mastering software like spectralive gives a really professional edge

shure sm57/8 works ... ( 2 weeks ago by jamiereidit)

shure sm57/8 works a treat anywhere, great standard mic. Studio or live gig.

can anyone recomend ... ( 2 weeks ago by billysote)

can anyone recomend a mic that be perfect to putt infront of an amp, i've had some top level mic's infront of an amp and it always sounds pants

sm57 ( 2 weeks ago by h3llb3ast)

sm57

if you use a stand ... ( 2 weeks ago by JIMMI200)

if you use a stand alone recorder, could you den upload them on a computer?

Using a Popular ... ( 2 weeks ago by 97warlock)

Using a Popular Mechenics 9.00 Mic from walmart I can get some great true tones,but it takes some real mic position tweaking & record level adjusting etc......but for a poor guy,it works good for now. Problem ive recently encountered was....My Highs suffer & if i back the mic off way from speaker i lose the bass. (Metal)

i have fl studio, ... ( 1 week ago by DontUnderstandIt)

i have fl studio, should u use hardware interface or a stand alone recorder?
leave some feedback, id appreciate it

then you should buy ... ( 6 days ago by AllStarSingerr)

then you should buy a pop its a thing you put infront of a mic so the way you say 'p' 'b' 'l' & 's' doesn't come though when your talking all your brething won't be loud

Wow. I've been ... ( 4 days ago by coberst01)

Wow. I've been looking for a video like this for a while. Some of the stuff I've learned along the way already but a lot of good tips! Nice set-up too!

Thanks for this ... ( 3 days ago by antifafubel)

Thanks for this great video!

You should never " ... ( 2 days ago by TheAgentofEvolution)

You should never "store" a ribbon mic laying down the "Ribbon" will stretch and ruin / change the microphones performance ribbons should always be stored standing up.

good vid and nice ... ( 17 hours ago by shaneliddy)

good vid and nice set up!

i think you set ... ( 15 hours ago by intrepgun)

i think you set your 'minimum requirements' pretty high.
i get great results using a zoom h2 to record full band performances and then plugging in to a macbook for overdubs and mixing. that's all the equipment needed besides instruments and players. and i've done multi-track stuff on my own with just the macbook and garage band, plugging my guitars/basses straight into the input on the computer [with a 1/4-1/8" adapter on the instrument cable]. the zoom h2 could be fine as a stand-alone, 200USD