There are plenty of bluetooth speakers that are on the market. While it would be impossible for me to describe ALL of the bluetooth speakers on the market I do hope to give you an idea on several of your options. Bose - The Bose Soundlink Computer Speaker is the most expensive option that I will review , but it also has the best sound*. I put an * on that, because it is not significantly better than the Logitech 715i, and it is more than 2x in price. The Bose Soundlink Computer Speaker does give you the ability to connect through your USB port to play music. This is also the only speaker that is not rechargeable Sound - 4.5 out of 5 Sound Volume - 5 out of 5 Portability - 2 out of 5 Value - 2 out of 5 Philips Shoqbox SB7300 - The Philips Shoqbox 7300 has a nice mix of sound and portability. The SB7300 uses 4 speakers and comes close to filling a room. The bass is not great, but it ranks #3 of the speakers presented he re. Sound - 4 out of 5 Sound Volume - 3.5 out of 5 Portability - 4 out of 5 Value - 3 out of 5 Philips Shoqbox SB7200 - I am not a big fan of the SB7200, especially when compared to the SB7300. This speakers offers a hard water resistant case, but it only 2 speakers (compared to the 4). As a result sound performance and volume suffer. Sound - 3 out of 5 Sound Volume - 2.5 out of 5 Portability - 4.5 out of 5 (Higher than the SB7300 due to its durable finish) Value - 2.5 out of 5 Logitech 715i - Again, this video shows the iPod dock version of the 715i, but the ...
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Question by Dwayne: Help With Home Recording Studio? Ok I'm a 17 year old rapper. I'm trying to build my own home studio with everything to record with studio quality. I have a sterling audio condenser mic class a st55 with pop filter. I have quality bose speakers, headphones, and an ansus desktop 8 gb ram computer windows 7.. I need to know whats the best software for recording vocals along with editing, such as autotune, like i need to know the basics as far as plug ins go and how to make the best quality autotune. if theres one that has both please let me know, im not sure what i plug my mic into, do i need a mixer or a pre amp? My focus is mainly on the quality of the sound, i dont want it to sound like its recorded with a roc band mic lol. Um jus basically give me the tips and some very good software, prices dont matter that much, and i need some advice about what to plug my mic into. Appreciate all the answers, Please experienced answers. Best answer for Help With Home Recording Studio?:
Answer by ghostmachine241
Software - Go with Pro-Tools 8, M-Powered if feasible. It requires the purchase of an M-Audio outboard audio conversion box, but its worth it. You said money isn't an issue, so here's a few choices: http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=products.family&ID=USBinterfaces These are all USB compatible. There are Firewire versions for Mac if you ever decide for that option. If you want a nice keyboard to go with this set, M-Audio has a MIDI-keyboard/digital-conversion combination complete with Microphone ports, guitar ports, and signal control: http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/KeyStudio49i.html From extensive personal experience with the equipment, I can safely say that these are the best editing technologies on the market. Check out the digidesign site for complete details on all of their products. The potential in these technologies is mind-boggling.
Answer by Roy
I HAVEN'T LOOKED THAT MIC UP BUT CHANCES ARE (oops sorry cap lock) you need a mixer (interface) with at least one phantom power input to power your mic. maybe not, it should say on the mic. everyone has favorite programs, plug ins ( such as auto tune work with any of them) if money is really not an issue just go ahead and get protools with the DIGIDESIGN 003 interface and protools HD other great programs for recording and editing that i have used that are comparable to protools: -cubase 5 -nuendo -pretty much any software does good for editing, protools is just great because it's user friendly and also has a sample rate of 96khz ( cd's only produce 44.1khz so thats plenty) and its makes 64 bit recording ( cd's only produce 16 bits.) but protools is not the only program with these high standards. also the reason alot of recordings sound like they were recorded in a garage is because most of the time they were. which brings me to my next and most important point: everything you spend on equipment, microphones, software and speakers will be wasted if you don't spend some money acoustically treating the rooms you will be recording and listening in. i can not stress how important this is and how amatuer it is to think that you can create good music without treating your recording and listening room. imagine trying to paint a picture with a blindfold. thats like trying to master an audio cd in a room with standing wave ratios, flutter echoes, lowfrequency resonance, room modes and antinodes and nodes and phase issues ( and your music playing in the backround) this can not be solved simply by putting foam on all the walls, that is some hustle and flow crap and it does not work. angled walls deflect, not diffuse. deflection helps but you should buy actual defusers. also the foam you use has to be an exact quarter length of the duty cycle of the frequency that you hope to absorb. meaning you need seperate aborbing foam for low and high frequencies. for me to list all the knowledge you need to acoustically treat your rooms would be to much for yahoo answers so just email me if you are interested and i can steer you right. there are some math matic equations i can plug the dimensions of your room into to fugure out what frequencies are going to find modes in your room and also what types of objects are in the room. generally you should a small amount of ambient reverb in your recording room ( maybe not if all you record is vocals) and no reverb whatsover in the control room where you master the songs. no matter the equipment, if you record in a concrete box with paralell walls, your recordings will sound like a box. the better the microphone only means it will be better at capturing the sonic imprint of your horrible room. imagine buying a million dollar video camera and video taping a black and white tube tv program. just cuz your camera is nice doesn't mean the video is gonna be nice. if your room sounds like crap, a good mic will only record that crappy sound, but with perfect fidelity so you can hear just how crappy it sounds. i know you asked about programs and stuff but do not make the most commonly made mistake. acoustically treat your room. it will make you sound professional. if you do not acoustically treat your rooms, then you should use a dynamic cardiod mic that will block the sonic imprint ( but won't have the true highs of the condensor) and if you don't acoustically treat the listening room, send your cd's to professionals for mastering or deal with crappy mixes and mastering caused by deceiving sonic imprints. hope that helps. it's nice to see questions about making music and being creative rather than questions like "who do you think would win in a hot dog eating contest, lil wayne or lady gaga" they just need to come out with a yahoo answer section for people who truelly care about sound and more specifically music.
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