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Hey, I just recently bought a rh-1 and am looking for a cheap phantom powered preamp solution for some recording. I have a mobile pre-USB that I use with a cheap condenser mic that I use, but since the pre-amp is usb powered, it is not possible for me to use the mic without phantom power. I bought a ECM-DS70P for cheap and was wondering if it may be possible to, hypothetically, record a guitar track onto the rh1. Run the rh1 through the mobile pre, and in real time, record a vocal track using audacity or something similar. I am pretty new to recording so, this is my attempt at a solution based on my logic ;-) Any suggestions are welcome!

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Donald

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Hey, I just recently bought a rh-1 and am looking for a cheap phantom powered preamp solution for some recording. I have a mobile pre-USB that I use with a cheap condenser mic that I use, but since the pre-amp is usb powered, it is not possible for me to use the mic without phantom power. I bought a ECM-DS70P for cheap and was wondering if it may be possible to, hypothetically, record a guitar track onto the rh1. Run the rh1 through the mobile pre, and in real time, record a vocal track using audacity or something similar. I am pretty new to recording so, this is my attempt at a solution based on my logic ;-) Any suggestions are welcome!

Thanks,

Donald

I do that a lot , record to the MD play it thru a small mixer and add lead lines or scale examples , Audacity is a Good Idea catcher , and if you work with you can get pretty decent quality with it.

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