It's great that we now have the ability to do so much on a mobile phone. To exploit their full potential you do need to know their limitations though, and know a reasonable amount about effects and processing. Then you can do quite a lot with them.
It's great that we now have the ability to do so much on a mobile phone. To exploit their full potential you do need to know their limitations though, and know a reasonable amount about effects and processing. Then you can do quite a lot with them.
And this I think was the reasoning behind what Graham did when he took the challenge.Originally Posted by Simon Barden
He is a Pro Tools guy but is always banging on about not needing the biggest / best / latest / greatest to turn out a reasonable result, he has one of many free handouts that details a very cheap shopping list for good results. ( probably cheaper than an iPhone if you have the PC to start with )
I'll probably keep struggling along with my Sennheiser MD421 and Focusrite Scarlett for the forseeable future.
I also have the Tascam DR 05 which does quite well and all collectively cheaper than an iphone.
cheers, Mark.
Great mic aren't they, I also have an SM58 and a few other odds and sods but the MD421 is always 1st into the mixer
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