[MPA] Request for recommendations

GMacLaren at aol.com GMacLaren at aol.com
Fri Jan 31 06:19:19 PST 2003


In a message dated 1/31/03 7:28:30 AM, peterkirn at mac.com writes:

<< What apps are we talking, specifically?
Peter >>

Well, my original question (see below)
was about how to set
up a system at home to make "voice-overs"
(or narration files) on my new G-4.
I'm using an 
I got some good advice on makes/models
for a mic and pre-amp, etc. (I've done
some professional recording, so am
satisfied I'm "up to speed" on the analog
part and have my order placed for the
mic/preamp/cables/etc.)
So now I'd like to know how to handle the
line level signal when it reaches the G-4.

My only remaining question is:
"Can I use the app. Coaster 1.1.3 with such
a setup?"  Will it serve to make the
digital files -- recordings of my own
voice for use in FCP?
Or is there a better app. for my
particular needs?

Thanks for all your help!
-=Grant=-
 



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I hope I'm asking this of the appropriate group.

This is a request for recommendations as
to what hardware/software I need to make
good quality audio files (narrations in my
own voice) to use in Final Cut Pro videos.

I have a Mac G-4 (dual 1 gig) that I
usually boot in OS 9.2 and run Final Cut
Pro 1.2. (I have, but do not use, OS X.
I have made a number of very 'polished'
iMovies and have edited film since the
1960's.)

The audio tracks I have used to date are analog
recordings made in a studio, then converted
to digital (on CD's) by a local studio.

Now I would like to be able to record 
narrations in my own small recording
booth.

I think I need a good condenser microphone
and preamp plugged into the line input
of my Mac. Is that right?

Can I use the app. Coaster 1.1.3 with such
a setup? Do you have recommendations
for a make/model for the hardware?

Thanks for your help.
-=Grant MacLaren=-
St. Louis, MO

 



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