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ertatta · 07-05-2008, 07:46 PM

veldkamp took the words right out of my mouth!
i use logic pro 8 on my macbook pro and use a mackie onyx 400F firewire interface which provides phantom power for my various condenser mics and converts the analog signal to digital. i guess if u can't afford the greatest trumpet mic of all time, the vintage tubed neumann U-67, i'd say a safe bet would be either ribbon mics from Coles or Royers. i've heard very good things about the neumann TLM-127 as well on high brass! i use sheops mini condensers along with akg minis and more often than not, a pair of 414 TLII's on my trumpet.
obviously if u are limited by budget, consider a pair of shure SM81's as the other mics i mentioned range from $1200-$2500 a piece!

07-05-2008, 07:46 PM	#5 (permalink)
ertatta New Friend Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: texas Posts: 33	Re: Need help with Recording Studio veldkamp took the words right out of my mouth! i use logic pro 8 on my macbook pro and use a mackie onyx 400F firewire interface which provides phantom power for my various condenser mics and converts the analog signal to digital. i guess if u can't afford the greatest trumpet mic of all time, the vintage tubed neumann U-67, i'd say a safe bet would be either ribbon mics from Coles or Royers. i've heard very good things about the neumann TLM-127 as well on high brass! i use sheops mini condensers along with akg minis and more often than not, a pair of 414 TLII's on my trumpet. obviously if u are limited by budget, consider a pair of shure SM81's as the other mics i mentioned range from $1200-$2500 a piece!