Mike

Thats about the best advice I've ever had in my short term recording carear

"Just buying equipment doesn't make bad recordings sound good. Making
bad recordings sound better takes experience. Buying good equipment
makes good recordings sound better."

Thank you!


"Mike Rivers" wrote in message
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writes:

Thanks for the reply. Heres what im gonna do:

Hookup my shure MIC to a Behringer Mixer and then plug the mixer into the
line in of my Audigy 2 soundcard and use the Music Maker software to
record.
If this doesn't sound any good, I'll probably end up getting a small Boss
Recorder and use that instead of my soundcard and PC.

Well, if it doesn't sound good, a Boss recorder won't sound any better
unless the reason it didn't sound good was because you hooked it up
wrong or were operating it incorrectly. If it doesn't sound good, it's
going to be mostly because of your mic placement, your microphones,
your mixer, and lastly your sound card.

Just buying equipment doesn't make bad recordings sound good. Making
bad recordings sound better takes experience. Buying good equipment
makes good recordings sound better.


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