VO-BB - 20 YEARS OLD!

Monk

Ok, I'll review things when they arrive but wanted to share.

I took the gig as the audio engineer for the National Guitar Workshop Camp this July and August in Purchase NY, but I wanted to keep working on various VO projects... So I need something portable.

I read through all sorts of stuff here and decided to pick up a PreSonus USB interface. Chosen because the laptop I'm taking is a Dell and all my other studio gear is Mac/MOTU based. While I was spending money I ordered a Studio Projects B-1 to complement my RE-20 and add more stuff to the mic locker.

Onward and upward!
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Monk · Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 4:41 pm Post subject:

Ok, installation on the Vista machine took some knowlege of how to force windows to do what you want, but otherwise it installed fine.

Cubebase LE4 installed and authorized without a hitch.

Microphone came in a cool box!

Now we'll test things out. wish me luck. Wink

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Bill Campbell · DC Joined: 09 Mar 2007 Posts: 621

I think you're going to like the B1 - one of the best low budget mics out there. A good compliment to the RE-20. I use both, depending on which way the wind blows, on a particlar day.

My main mic is a Neumann TLM-193, it's good, but not $1400 better than the B1.

Inexpensive mics have come a long way to closing the gap with high priced German mics.
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