kurfu

+1 +2

In other words, yeah... the "interface" can and does make a HUGE difference... the unfortunate part is that every "inch" forward is generally exponentially more expensive than the last inch you improved. Peace. That being the case, at what point does the expense outweigh the returns? And what would be a good example of gear (interfaces) that meet this qualification? Thanks for your advice!

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The last ice age ended 10,000 years ago, so it's hard to argue that the very rapid retreat is part of any 10,000 year long gradual retreat, and that it just happened to occur at the point in time when we started having major sustained industrial output. Well, using you correlation equals causation logic, one can argue that the worldwide decline in the number of pirates is responsible for global warming.

I use either a Shure sm81 (mostly)... or Studio Projects B3... have also got decent sounds just using an sm57.

My "studio:"

The rack case on top has a compartment for my laptop so that I can take it out for live recording... it's a pretty neat case.