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> Voice Over Preamp, Home studio pre amp
dagmur
posté jeu. 5 janv. 2006, 18:02
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I have started doing voice overs and I am very new to the industry and recording. I have started my set-up with a MBOX2, ProTools LE 7, and a AKG 451 mic. (The MBOX was a recommendation)

Everything works well but I'm not getting the depth to my voice that we get when recording in a commercial studio. Granted, the caliber of the equipment in the commercial studio is far superior to my small set-up (except for the mic, it is the same). Someone told me I should try a quality preamp between the mic and the MBOX.

The good news is that this is strictly for voice over, I don't have to worry about singing vocals or musical instruments.

Does anyone have any suggestions or preamp recommendations?
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Franck Pasquotti
posté jeu. 5 janv. 2006, 20:46
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hye dagmur,

If i can give you an advice, it's to buy a good little preamp (stereo if it's posssible) with converters include because the LE hardware is definitly not the same as tdm. Let's look at apogee mini pre without usb option.
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dagmur
posté jeu. 5 janv. 2006, 21:16
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What is tdm?
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posté lun. 30 janv. 2006, 00:21
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the Symetrix 528 is a well known preamp for music- and broadcast studios;,
it has a preamp with phantom, a de.esser, compressor and parametric eq,
it has a real powerful sound, you can get those typical fat and deep sounding radio commercial sounds from it when you push the settings,
it can get a bit agressive if you push it hard, but everything i've ever tracked with it cuts trough the mix like a knife trough butter
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there are millions of choises but i compared this one with several other channel strips and preamps and like it,
you should be able to find one (second hand) for around €300
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posté lun. 30 avril 2007, 10:11
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QUOTE (dagmur @ Thu 5 Jan 2006, 18:02) *
I have started doing voice overs and I am very new to the industry and recording. I have started my set-up with a MBOX2, ProTools LE 7, and a AKG 451 mic. (The MBOX was a recommendation)

Everything works well but I'm not getting the depth to my voice that we get when recording in a commercial studio. Granted, the caliber of the equipment in the commercial studio is far superior to my small set-up (except for the mic, it is the same). Someone told me I should try a quality preamp between the mic and the MBOX.

The good news is that this is strictly for voice over, I don't have to worry about singing vocals or musical instruments.

Does anyone have any suggestions or preamp recommendations?

hi ....best PRe-amp.....fore home edit it: FOCUSrite(it not low-price pre-amp),but exellent part before your SOUNd card(router to PC).....another way,it to fill with COMPRESSORs, vst plug it enogh
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posté mar. 1 mai 2007, 17:32
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QUOTE (dagmur @ jeu 5 jan 2006, 22:16) *
What is tdm?
It is the DSP driven system of Digidesign. it's latest incarnation has a different name: HD


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