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Start here Home Recording Soundcard Wizard / Audio Interface Search Tool and then go here: Starting Your Own Home Recording Studio Brandon
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10-08-2008, 03:17 PM
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That's easy. If you only have one mic, that simplifies the process dramatically. You need to put that one mic in the spot that sounds the best. I'd start about 1-3" in front of the kick drum about 18-36" off the ground pointed at the snare. See what that does. Brandon
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