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The Stereo wonder! The RODE NT4 is an X/Y stereo multi-power studio and location 1/2-inch condenser microphone used by professionals. The NT4 is a visually striking microphone that solves the age-old problem of stereo recording by eliminating the need to purchase matched pairs and the associated complex set-up bars and adaptors to get professional results. With a fixed 90 Degree X/Y configuration and perfectly matched stereo condenser capsules, the NT4 lets you record any source with immaculate stereo detail. The NT4 has a 128 dB dynamic range, 143 dBA SPL and low self-noise. Offering selectable battery or phantom power operation with power indicator light, the NT4 is ideally suited to both studio and location recording. The NT4 comes supplied in a custom carry case with a windshield, XLR to mini-jack and dual XLR cables for portable DAT or professional balanced input connection. Rode NT4 Features Stereo X/Y condenser microphone Dual externally biased 1/2 inch capsules with gold sputtered diaphragm Capsules closely matched with full frequency response Dual power operation Custom stereo cables included - dual XLR and mini stereo jack Custom twin head windshield (WS4) included Durable satin-nickel finish Surface mount circuitry AmericanMusical com is an authorized dealer of Rode products.
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Post Date : Jan 01, 2012 05:18:52The RC600 from Marantz is a wired remote control designed for use with the PMD660, PMD671 and PMD570 recorders. The remote has a permanently attached 5' cable and draws power directly from the recorder so that no batteries are required. The adjustable rubber mounting band allows you to attach the remote to any handheld microphone. The large buttons for record, pause and mark make it easy to operate the remote by feel. A bright 3-color LED indicates record status and peak levels.
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LPs are now a thing of past but I can not see my old collection biting the dust. You can relive your great memories If you record your LPs into your computer. I have just finished recording my collection and I can not tell you how emotional feeling It is to listen my own vintage collection again!
This task may sound a tedious task but indeed It is not! The process is very simple and involves recording of LPs into your computer.
Here is what you will need to convert LPs To CDs:-
1. A Turntable to play the records.
2. A RCA To Stereo cable to connect output of your turntable into Line jack of your sound card.
3. A LP To CD Recorder software.
4. A computer with a sound card.
5. You may need an amplifier If the output level of your turntable is really low but In most cases you won't need an amplifier.
Now that you have all the necessary things on hand, lets start this process. Please follow these steps and you should be able to record LPs:
1. First of all, please connect output jacks of your turntable to Line jack of your sound card. Usually the color of Line jack should be blue.
2. Run LP To CD Recorder software and select Line recording source and start recording. Now immediately start playback in your turntable and monitor the input. You should be able to hear what is being recorded.
3. Once the recording is finished, you can edit the recorded files to remove any commercials or unwanted segments. You can also split the long recorded file into individual tracks automatically. It is also possible to remove hum, hiss, clipping and other recording noise from the recording.
4. After cleaning the tracks, now save the files and select the tracks you want to burn on a CD to create an Audio CD or MP3 CD. Thats all you need to do!
Recording LPs To CDs is very easy but you need to give it a try. If you just read the instructions, It may sound hard but when you start doing it, It is easy as breeze.
Things you should remember when you are recording:
1. Please don't record at loud volume as your recordings may get distorted. You should set the recording volume slider somewhat in middle or a bit more.
2. You should not use Microphone recording socket instead of Line In as results will not be satisfactory.
3. To get the best results, always burn an Audio CD of the recording instead of burn an MP3 CD. MP3 format is a compressed format and If you convert LPs to MP3 CDs, there might be negligible lose of quality.
4. Use a software which is capable of recording, splitting, cleaning and burning the files. If you process the files into several different software, there may be some harm to the quality of recording.
