Nothing but fun. And no latency using the stock Macbook input. 2 hours with a bunch of overdubs, and no software instruments even, and the silly little song was complete. Pure fun.
This is a pair of pre Avenson Stapes omni condensor microphones. I bought them direct and they've been used only in my home studio. They're in perfect, like new condition.
$350 for the pair shipped
Gimme a shout at tony-moore (at) juno (dot) com if interested.
I'm not tracking drums anymore and not using them. Matched pair bought direct. How much are these going for now anymore? Email me at tony-moore (at) juno (dot) com if yer interested.
Hey Guys, Pictured is: Sony MiniDisck Deck MDS-JE520 with remote Philips Audio CD Recorder CDR778 with remote Sony Hi-MD Walkman MZ-RH910 Stereo Condensor Microphone Sony Optical Cable A Whole Mess of MiniDiscs http://moorelab.com/tony/pics/mdcdsmall.jpg I used this rig to record gigs and rehearsals...
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