Element Kansas city recording studio offers you a range of services that covers everything from recording jingles to feature film sound and editing. Voice overs can also be done as well as recording, mixing and post production work. Of course in order to be able to carry out all of this the right kind of equipment is definitely needed, and Element Kansas city recording studio will be hard to rival on this aspect.
Recording equipment here is state of the art and there is provision for multi-track mixing as well as editing and all of this at a nominal enough price. An important part of a recording studio is the microphone. The sounds it captures are what make or break the final piece. Element Kansas city recording studio can boast of some of the best names in the industry and deals with the likes of Neumann, Royer, AEA, as well as Charter Oak. Based on the project, mikes such as Condensers, Ribbon, as also dynamic microphones are commonly allocated to projects.
Being able to determine the right kind of preamps and outboard is also an important part of getting a project done well. At Element Recording, you will be given the right pre-amps, comps, as well as outboard gear. The staff at the studio makes it a point to identify the right color as well as sounds for each project you bring to them. in fact they are a resource bank for several popular sound sets in the industry.
The studio has a wide choice of instrumental and amplification choices and this is vital to creating unique and perfectly designed performances and recordings. Should there be a case where you are unable to find something that you require, the staff on hand will gladly source it for you. With all of this done, recording and monitors too have an important enough job to perform. You will be provided with a choice of analog as well as digital environments that will help capture the most optimum of sounds. Analog outboards are put together with the likes of Pro Tools HD3 as well as premier analog/digital filters. Rest assured you will have quality that is unmatched.
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High Quality Microphone Where can I find a good/high quality computer microphone?
I've been trying to find a good/high quality microphone for my computer. I like to record my singing, but my computer microphone is fuzzy and bad quality. Does anyone know where I can find a good quality microphone for less than £/$40? Prefurably include links?
Thanks:)
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With a C01U microphone, how do i make my song recordings clear and smooth.... High Quality?
How do I make smooth clean high quality sounding song recordings with my samson c01u mic??....?
I want it to sound clean and smooth like this... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXoO8s35rIU
How do i do it or what do i need??....... PLEASE HELP... Thanks!
First off, I would recommend a different mic. While Samson products can be found everywhere they're not generally known for their quality or sound. If you need a good, cheap mic, the Audio Technica AT2020 is a great pick up for about the same price.
Secondly, its all about your signal chain (simply defined as the path the sound takes from the mic to the computer/tape). Between the mic and whatever interface you're using its always good to have some sort of preamp that will add warmth and natural color to your signal. These can range anywhere from a simple solid-state mic pre that goes for around $50 to ones that cost over $1,500 -- its all about your budget. I would suggest investing in an ART Tube MP tube preamp -- it retails for around $50. Not only do you get a great sounding preamp but a phantom power source for your mic.
Thirdly, once your signal is in the computer and has been recorded, you might want to think about running it through a compressor. Simply put a compressor constantly adjusts the volume of the track giving you a more even output. There's a lot more to compressors, and if you're curious a quick Google (or Yahoo!) search will turn up more than you ever wanted to know about compression, compression ratios, attack, release and more.
All in all that's about it. A mic, preamp and compressor will get you a lot closer to where you want to be.
Behringer Ultragain Acoustic Instrument Player. Looking For A Way To Use A Guitar Amp Connected To A Microphone.?
I have a nice guitar amp (Line 6 Spider III 30). And a shamisen (the acoustic instrument). I also have a microphone (good one) and a preamp (Behringer Tube Ultragain Mic100). I want to perform a rock concert. Where should i put my amp as not to cause feedback?
Not enough info pal.Mic(good one) is what? Dynamic?
Condenser?Omni or Uni-Directional? A low impedance
used with a balanced XLR cable is a must. Proximity effect
has to be considered.Hook your stuff up and do a sound check, experiment a bit, get it right, or do everyone a favor
and put your amp back in the van--no feedback there.
So here's a few questions about my drums. I'm gonna record, I have the mikes and I need something to hook them up into my PC. Has to be 8 channels and I wanna be able to mix every mike individually, so I was thinking of the BEHRINGER ADA8000 PRO-8 http://www.thomann.de/se/behringer_ultragain_pro8_digital_ada8000.htm
Will I be able to do so with this one?
Also, I'm buying new cymbals, and I were thinking of these:
It seems fairly good for the cheap price, but if you have any thoughts about it, please, tell me about it.
Hey dude... I looked at your BEHRINGER ADA8000 PRO-8. I didn't see a that it was usb or firewire. You have to be able to run it to your computer. To do that you have to have usb or firewire. Also, I wasn't sure how much the behringer costed but heres what i came up with.
The cymbals you picked look really good to me. Exept, I don't know if you know this or not but you picked 1 crash and 1 china. A china is a completely different kind of cymbal. I'm not saying you didn't know this, I just wanted to make sure.
And the pedals.... I'm not sure.. Ususally with pedals you get what you pay for. Not all the time but most of the time. Heres the cheapest pedal i could find that had GREAT reviews. You can also browse through the site for yourself. Its a wholesale site.
Pre Amp Can I use a computer as a pre amp and with a stereo system?
Can I use it as a cd player so that I can store all of my cd's plus play them and route the sound thru an amp or reciever and get the excellent sound? What would I need?
Yes you can. It's very easy to do. Store the music on your computer then use the audio out, line level out, speaker out, or head phone jack to hook your computer to a stereo jack in (red and white) on your receiver. Use an adapt like the one below to attach to stereo. These adapters are available at any electronics store or store with an electronics department.
REMEMBER, you now have two volume controls. One on your computer and one on your receiver. Set your computer to mid level and use your stereo for volume control. You may need to go into your computer volume control advanced features and turn your line level out up half way.
Are good VST Plug-ins equal to using a good microphone Pre-Amp?
Im talking like waves and Izotope Ozone plugins. Because I am trying to get a really good vocal recording and I am not sure if I should spend the money on a new pre amp and if it will get me the sound I want.
Plug-ins can help you "clean up" the sound, but the principle of garbage in, garbage out still goes, so you should try and get the source material to be as good sounding as you can.
1. Quality mic
2. Quality pre-amp
3. Quality sound card and/or recording device
4. the rest...
Perhaps you could check some pre-amps out in a local music store.