....and here my life just got a whole lot easier.
....and here my life just got a whole lot easier.
my e602 arrived.
Wow. I forsee this being a part of every session involving a drumkit or bass amp for the future. it "hears" the drum ont he daw like I do in my head.
life just got a whole lot easier. try this mic.
Wow. I forsee this being a part of every session involving a drumkit or bass amp for the future. it "hears" the drum ont he daw like I do in my head.
life just got a whole lot easier. try this mic.
Real friends stab you in the front.
Oscar Wilde
Failed audio engineer & pro studio tech turned Component level motherboard repair store in New York
Oscar Wilde
Failed audio engineer & pro studio tech turned Component level motherboard repair store in New York
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451s and an e602 in the same day.
sm81s got demoted to toms.
life is kicking ass. It's so cool to, after years of recording with bunk, being able to afford to get what I know will make my work better, with money made from recording.
I put them up for two sessions in a row today, and instant magic.
sm81s got demoted to toms.
life is kicking ass. It's so cool to, after years of recording with bunk, being able to afford to get what I know will make my work better, with money made from recording.
I put them up for two sessions in a row today, and instant magic.
Real friends stab you in the front.
Oscar Wilde
Failed audio engineer & pro studio tech turned Component level motherboard repair store in New York
Oscar Wilde
Failed audio engineer & pro studio tech turned Component level motherboard repair store in New York
too pointy. gave my ears a papercut.Sloan wrote:Has anyone compared an e602 to a D6?
I've got a D6 an like it, but I'm always wondering about the e602.
Real friends stab you in the front.
Oscar Wilde
Failed audio engineer & pro studio tech turned Component level motherboard repair store in New York
Oscar Wilde
Failed audio engineer & pro studio tech turned Component level motherboard repair store in New York
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