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NASA is sending another voyage to the moon. How can the use of seismic equipment recording “moon quakes” be used to create a model of the moon?

They can try and determine where the fault lines lay and how they can use the moon to try and create a model that would allow them to potentially predict when earthquakes could occur. It’s not a perfect model, but it’s a start.

the recording equipment I’ll be using

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Me and my friend have an acoustic duet and are looking to record video’s for youtube. We have got some already, but they are only recorded on an ipod so aren’t great quality. So is there any cheap equipment (as we don’t have jobs, but get money from gigs) that we could get which would have a decent sound and image quality?

Get a stand alone recorder if you’re serious about recording, I messed around with PC programs and they drove me up the wall. I did a search on the web and came across the link below. They know everything there is to know and saved me a heap of cash and time. Look at the gear up page and the ‘Musorials’ which are downloadable files. I got one and never looked back, recording and sounding like a pro………almost!!!!!!!!!!

NASA is sending another voyage to the moon. How can the use of seismic equipment recording “moon quakes” be used to create a model of the moon?

This is the second time you’ve posted this question and I already answered it for you.

I’m making a list for Christmas and I want recording equipment that does audio. I’m also going to get a microphone. Suggest anything good?
Also do you know any good screen recording equipment to record gameplay for xbox360?
thanks

A smart record program would do the audio record job for you. A screen record program called Screendemo can record voices from audio speaker as well as external Mic simultaneously. You can try it. I use it to record a lot of game tutorials on my Macbook.

This is not really a lesson, Well kind of? I know many people out ther would like to know what kind of things they need to get started making music videos.
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I didnt know at one time, and I had to find out the long hard way! Trial and error! Mostly error!
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If theres is any questions about this software, or what you may need? Just ask me! We will go off of the stuff you already have, and i’ll tell you what kind of stuff you will need from there.
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The amplifiers, cabinets, and effects in the POD XT, you can find out more about them on there website.
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Sorry I couldnt list all the amplifiers cabinets and effects, so I just took pictures of them in the software you see in the video. Why pay $1,000.00 to $3,000.00 for one single amplifier head? When you can get them all for about $400.00 that is with model packs installed on the POD XT also! Im sure most of you have heard my video? If not. listen to my Def Leppard covers of Hysteria, Animal, and Love Bites. Those videos were done with all this software. Then go to my website on the mp3 page and hear the Hysteria recording for the video in stereo quality! Its just about like a professional recording.

Like I said? If you need help just ask!

Dave

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I want to get into the music production program at UCO. To do that, I have to create and record 3 songs. What kind of equipment do I need? What brands are the best? I work at Best Buy so I would prefer to get stuff from there with my employee discount. I just have no idea where to start. Is Pro Tools 10 a good program? Is it hard to use? Thanks for the help.

If money is no object, Pro Tools is a good product, but it’s way overkill for a first-time recording project, if that’s what is expected.

Unless you’re going for low signal-to-noise ratios like a professional recording studio, you should be able to do with an internal sound card and a freeware program like Audacity. If you need to record multiple channels, as you might if the musicians are all in one place and playing together (as opposed to single-tracking the entire production), then you might consider a small mixer to feed the sound card, or if you want to spend a little more, something like a FirePod external digitizer, which has multiple inputs and mixing capabilities.

Just keep in mind that the more equipment and software you use, the more things can go wrong and confound your efforts. My son uses some fairly sophisticated hardware and software in his recording studio, and it works very well… NOW… but that was after many days of troubleshooting driver problems, hardware and software problems to get it to that point. Not the kind of thing you’d want to be dealing with when an assignment is due in a couple of days.

This Video wasn’t planned but as some of you really wanted to see my music stuff there you go Not the best stuff but suitable for small recordings.
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Hello I am an opera tenor. I need to know what I need for recording equipment. What type of microphone (Large or Small diaphragm?) Pre amp? Also I need some sort of compressing. My voice is very powerful and I always seem to clip and slam the sound. Thanks

The choice of a microphone is subjective, but many people prefer a large-diaphragm condenser microphone for serious vocal recording.

Look around Shure’s tech tips for some good information.

I’m trying to make myself an affordable home studio to record my band. What affordable equipment do I need to get a good sounding recording? And about how much would it all cost?

We have 2 guitar players, a bass player, a clean vocalist, a screaming vocalist, and a drummer.

Thanks for the help!

Any good PC with a M-Audio 1010L sound card will do. Or the full size 1010 if serious. I’ve had a studio for years.

The M-Audio sound card will come with some lite software from abelton or cubase.

If you have a pc, you will just need the sound card. You can record live but for best results record vocals separate.