[TriLUG] Recommendations for digital recording software

[David McDowell]

I have a pair of AKG C1000S mics at home.  I plan to put the little
cap insert on them to make them "appear" more directional, although
they are still compressor mics.  I'll be recording everything from a
mic'd guitar amp, (bass and amp when I get those as well) to congas
and bongos, triangle, wood blocks and my didgeridoo.  I'm not sure if
they will pick up PC fan noise or not, but for my ear (a picky one at
that), it probably WILL pick up too much and I'll have to setup my
instruments outside of my office/studio room during a recording
session.  (I have a digi001 I'll be interfacing to OS X so I can't
help with the linux side of things, only the audio side.)

laters,
David McD


On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 09:29:42 -0500, Shane O'Donnell <shaneo at nc.rr.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> Jim Ray said:
> 
> If you really want the goods, go condenser instead of dynamic element :-)
> 
> Shane O. says:
> 
> Yup, but keep in mind that if your room isn't "recording friendly", a
> condenser with pick up much more ambient noise (including PC fan noise) than
> a much more directional SM57/58 will...
> 
> Forewarned is forearmed.
> 
> Shane O.
> 
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