Reply With QuoteYou should really look into getting this mic. It's called a "snowball" mic from Blue. It's a self powered condenser mic and goes for about $100 in some places.
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com...one?sku=279015
Regular Fretter
USB Condenser Mics
I have started a recording project with a buddy of mine. The guitar parts are running through our processors, and we have a pretty good drum machine, which leaves the problem of getting good vocals. I don't have a mixer, so no phantom power, but I have been looking at the USB condenser mics that are now offered. I am wondering if anyone has any experience with these, or has any recommendations. It's a low key project, so I am not planning on spending for than about $100. There is a Nady and an MXL I am looking at. Here are the links.
http://www.guitarcenter.com/MXL-MXLU...96-i1169096.gc
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Nady-USB...06-i1324591.gc
I think the MXL 006 is a newer than the 990... I think the 006 is brand new... I'm not sure.... Thanks!
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You should really look into getting this mic. It's called a "snowball" mic from Blue. It's a self powered condenser mic and goes for about $100 in some places.
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com...one?sku=279015
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Originally Posted by vroomery
About $65 from Amazon.
Make sure you read the reviews though, some people seem to have issues with that particular mic.
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