M mephisto_007 Posts: 225 +1 May 16, 2005 #1 I am recording some home made audio track and have no any experience/knowledge chosing any mic before so any help would be great.
I am recording some home made audio track and have no any experience/knowledge chosing any mic before so any help would be great.
H howard_hopkinso Posts: 21,238 +17 May 16, 2005 #2 Take a look HERE for a range of mic`s costing from a few pounds to a few hundred pounds. A lot depends on what kind of thing you are intending to do. If it`s just a little recording for your own use then one of the cheaper options would be ok. If on the other hand it for a more professional project then you`d be better off with a good quality mic costing around 80 to 100 pounds upwards. Regards Howard
Take a look HERE for a range of mic`s costing from a few pounds to a few hundred pounds. A lot depends on what kind of thing you are intending to do. If it`s just a little recording for your own use then one of the cheaper options would be ok. If on the other hand it for a more professional project then you`d be better off with a good quality mic costing around 80 to 100 pounds upwards. Regards Howard
The Best Alias Posts: 109 +0 May 17, 2005 #4 Shure SM57 and SM58 are 2 of the best generic dynamic type work-horse microphones made. They're Lo-Z so you'll need an impedance matching transformer to hook it up to yer PC.
Shure SM57 and SM58 are 2 of the best generic dynamic type work-horse microphones made. They're Lo-Z so you'll need an impedance matching transformer to hook it up to yer PC.