I remember using precisely this method as a wind filter on a mic in an old demo version of a previous band i was in... and, hell, it sure did work, you could notice the changes of the voice right away PD: keep it simple! (Keith Richards) 2005/7/29, bob <fsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > **** i'd maybe get one of those pantyhose things to put in front of the > mic ***** > > I'd make sure their news one!!!! :) > > Very good advice though > > bob > > > > Shayne O'Connor wrote: > > > James Stone wrote: > > > > cool - another > > > > > >> I am not completely happy with my singing on this but didn't think it > >> was > >> worth being too perfect against the background of cheesy soundfonts.. I > >> may yet re-record it.. > > > > > > sounds fine to me. maybe bring outthe organ in the, um, breakdown (?) > > *just a tad* ... > > > >> On the subject of Mics, does anyone think it is worth spending > >> anything on > >> a low-end microphone considering I will be recording in a room with > >> echoing walls, and a not=so silent computer, into a cheap SBLive! card?? > > > > > > man, spend the money on booze instead, or whatever yr poison may be > > ... keep it simple like this and you can't go wrong ... i'd maybe get > > one of those pantyhose things to put in front of the mic to get rid of > > those plosives maybe, but man that sounds great to me. let the > > producer worry about that stuff when you get signed up ;) > > > > shayne > > > > -- Daniel Payno _-_ a.k.a. _-_ Pay http://dpayno.webhop.net http://pqs.is.dreaming.org
