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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Hi Jim,
Thanks so much for taking the time to give me some suggestions. I think there are some good ones there. I really do like my AKG mic, but I guess I could try others. In the past in bands, we used sm57's and 58's, but the AKG is the only good one I have right now. I do work the mic, but I still find my notes piercing sometimes. I guess truthfully I will just have to keep experimenting till I find what works for me.
That was a great suggestion about writing the settings down when I do finally find the right ones...I am getting oldtimers and forget easily lol..
Oh, and Jim, I have not been able to find a setting in audicity for reverb (I don't know where to start with the Gverb settings, I haven't found one I like) I know it must be there, but that is why I use the reverb in my Ibanez or Berringer. Is there a plug in you know of for a different audacity reverb?
Thanks again,
Letha
Last edited by Letha Allen; 02/28/08 12:07 AM.
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