It's basically what used to be the Edirol R09HR, so it works in pretty
much the same way.
On 10/10/2016 16:51, Hamit Campos wrote:
Ah I see. That's fine. How's that recorder?
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Hello Hamit,
I'm afraid it won't work with my computer as I originally thought. It works
with my Roland R05 recorder though, albeit in mono.
On 10/10/2016 16:10, Hamit Campos wrote:
How do you use it? Can ya send me a sampel of something captured with it?
Man the NT1-a and Neal's 744-T was epic. I'd love 1 of those recorders.
Those things are so epic.
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Subject: Re: Preamp for Computer
It sounds quite good for doing things such as reviews.
On 10/10/2016 03:59, Hamit Campos wrote:
What's the Rode M3 sound like? I've heard an NT1-A with a Zoom H4N and
even an Olympus 100 and dam that thing's epic!
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Samuel Wilkins
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Subject: Re: Preamp for Computer
I've got a friend who has a Shure SM58, I could borrow his and try it
out.
I have a Rode M3 condenser microphone which uses a battery, so that
should work. My card is a Sound Blaster XFI titanium HD, which should
have a boost option.
On 09/10/2016 20:52, tim cumings wrote:
Depending on whether or not your sound card had a mic boost, the
volume might be too low for a shure sm58. You can test that out. You
would definitely need phantom power for a condenser mic, unless you
got a condenser mic that could run on battery as well asphantom power.
On 10/9/2016 3:29 PM, Samuel Wilkins wrote:
Hello Tim,
Wouldn't the volume be too low when recording with a Shure SM58 and
mini jack converter? Also, if I want to use a standard condenser
microphone, I'd need a way of providing phantom power.
On 09/10/2016 20:11, tim cumings wrote:
Samuel if you have a mic jack on your computer you probablydon't
need a preamp.
On 10/9/2016 1:18 PM, Samuel Wilkins wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am thinking of trying a Shure SM58 with a minijack adapter for
recording myself and my screen reader at the same time. However, I
was wondering, is there a preamp that will connect to the
microphone jack on my computer? I'm concerned about using a USB
one, because if the latency is too noticeable, it will be
incredibly distracting. Thank you in advance.
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