recording kit

[ilauzirika]

Hi

A friend has given me this kit that he no longer uses
I just wanted to know if it's useful for vocals recording in a controlled enviroment or if it hasn't enough quality.

if it hasn't enough quality which mixer do you recommend for direct to computer recording (digital output firewire or usb)?

thanks

 

[ilauzirika]

After reading all the threads that I can I understood that behringer isnt good enough for what I want to do (mostly film but also some direct sound mixing).

I was looking for a direct to computer recorder and I found this Alesis
just wnated to know if it has enough quality to use for film production in conbination with a good mic and also use it for direct mixing.

The other possibility is the yamaha MW10C
Which of this two do you recommend?
thanks for your inputs

 

[Spartacus]

Hm,
you get it for free and considering your "first greenscreen project", it will serve you well for a start...
For some voice over that is, or are you planning to do anything else with it...?

 

[ilauzirika]

I'll be doing some voice overs, ADR, live direct sound for small theater shows and direct to pc recording with 2 to 3 mics.

 

[ilauzirika]

well after doing some research I am leaning towards the tapco link usb for analog to computer and the tapco mix 120 or 100 for mixing (about 300$ with shipping).

I heard good reviews (at least better than yamaha and alesis at this price point) about tapco so what do you think about this pair?

 

[ilauzirika]

well, finally I decided to go with the tapco usb link and the mix100. i also bought the rode ntg-2 mic.

My first impression about the usb link is really good great quality for voice overs and with the rode mic and a controlled enviroment you can do great things.