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Originally Posted by B.Rupe  I think when anybody presents absolutes with respect to the recording process (except in the case of ohm's law) they need to be checked. I simply disagree with you. If your not prepared for that, then perhaps you need to re-examine the purpose of this board. No disrespect intended. |
I agree with the first part, and I know why you posted it, but, I didn't present an absolute. It's fine to disagree, but, there is never a reason to assume that you have an OK to be rude, sarcastic, or assume that is the reason for this board. It's not.
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Originally Posted by Sounds Great No tube pre after tube mic? Why not?
There are as many different sounding tube pres' as there are solid state ones. Some will sound tubey. Some will have an extremely clean, accurate sound. |
I know, put a good clean tube mic in front of a good clean tube pre and mic up a marshall. It all depends on what your doing and what you're using. It all depends.
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Originally Posted by memphisindie It usually doesn't sound workable.
If it does in your setup(as in if your setup sounds good doing that), why not? (as in why not do it).
That's because it isn't a rule.( There are no rules.) |
the OP posted this :
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Originally Posted by groove9028 Running a TUBE MIC thorugh a TUBE PRE necessary?
Some of the tube pre's i was looking at were the more cheaper of the bunch.
Studio Projects VTB-1
Electro-Harmonix 12AY7 Mic Pre
ART MP Tube Preamp |
And the answer is still no, it isn't necessary.
But if it sounds good, why not?
can ya hear me now?