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    William Cingolani
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      My ribbon preamp made my recording sound way better today. A little unit like the AEA Ribbon Preamp can do wonders for my sax sound.http://www.ribbonmics.com/preamps/trp I have a 12 position Input gain rotary switch and an Output Level control rotary switch. Following my preamp manual I had great recorded sound with the ribbon preamp. The garage band preamp, reverb, and echo were turned off.The eq was flat. The sound was great.I’m practicing a lot of music; Mona Lisa, When a Man Loves A Woman, I Have A Dream, Knock Three Times, Lean On Me, and many others. Rock On

      William

      #56117
      Mel
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        Sounds like you are having a lot of fun William 🙂

        #56118
        William Cingolani
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          Ya Mel. Trying to make it happen,

          #56295
          Jazz Cat
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            thx Johnny re that Art preamp tip; I just got mine & tested it out; it warms up the tone nicely + rounds it out (big difference listening with vs without) plus it’s good to have another volume boost available; my chain is: audio-technica pro35 instrument lav mic to boss ve-20 reveb pedal to art tube mp to mixer; works great. plus i use a zoom h4n (highly recommended) for all audio recording. gets complicated setting up all the cables, but well worth it; sound w/fx instantly reminded me of ye olde days back when i gigged at clubs; plus i use sony mdr 7506 headphones which rock 🙂

            for vocals I’ve got pricey mics but this $20 behringer mic is super
            https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002KZAKS/

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