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Here's a WA14 (their 414 clone) put to use in my living room. I believe we ran it into an FMR Audio RNP. Banjo was also recorded with it. I can't remember the specifics on this one, but the vocals are either a WA14 or a WA87 (also into the RNP): This cover of Tom Waits's "Take It With Me" was recorded with the WA14 on everything except the keys. |
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Ah. If you're trying to record audio on a computer, you're going to need an interface. LOTS of options in a bunch of price ranges.
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As to mics, I completely understand your affinity for the Neumann TLM193, and your desire to use mics which are versatile. It's a wonderful mic traced to the U89/TLM170 lineage. That being said, many excellent mics have come to market in the last two decades, often at reasonable prices. Indeed, there are so many different mics available today it would take an enormous amount of time to consider all of them. Last edited by sdelsolray; 04-05-2018 at 10:23 AM. |
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Thank you!
I have plenty to chew on here. What an awesome community of knowledge and generous input on a complex subject. Thank you to everyone who contributed so much to this conversation so far. I hope others can benefit from all we talked about, and add as we are moved to do so.
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