Re: [Harp-L] Home Recording Setup

[Special20 <special20harp@xxxxxxxxx>]

Nice home studio, Robert, but I have to disagree with you about the Zoom
H4.  I've owned and used it since last fall, and it is an excellent unit.
It is a 4-channel multi-tracker, excellent built-in stereo mics, phantom
power, xlr, easy to use, lots of features, and it makes great recordings.  I
use it a LOT more than the PC or the notebook computer to record.  I prefer
to mix on the computer, but I like to capture using the H4.

BTW.. I also use the Rokit 5 monitors, Sennheiser HD 280 pro headphones, and
the AT 3030 mic, all parts of your studio collection.  Other pieces are
Presonus TubePre, AT 2020 & 2021, and Adobe Audition with all the Waves
plugins.  Funs stuff!

-Spec20




On 7/17/07, Robert Ross <robertaross@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> - Apple Powerbook (Cubase, Audacity mostly)
> - Alesys Firewire 8 Mixer (I like to mix mostly on the input side
> rather than in the software)
> = Blue Tubes Compressor & preamp
> - KRK Rockit 5 Nearfield Speakers
> - Sennheisser Headphones
> - Sabine Solo feedback eliminator
> - Various mics (AT3030 large diaphram condensor, Groove Tubes
> convertible condensor (vocals/instruments), asst. EV/AKG vocal mics,
> etc.)
> - M-Audio MicroTrak handheld field record (nice, easy to operate with
> one hand, large screen, up to 96khz, phantom power, xlr or 1/4
> inputs, takes compact flash cards) - I think it is better than the
> Zoom, Edirol, etc.)
>
> - Robert
> (aka RawFoodGuy, RawHarp)
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