How to get a "professional" sound

[Navron]

Or you could find a microphone that has programmable frequency nulling, but I'm not even sure if those exist, and if they do, they're probably super expensive.

[Navron]

Ah, so they do exist!

That was just a random guess from my experience working with sonobouys and learning how to use acoustic beamforming techniques: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beamforming

FTFW!

[Derpageddon]

Or you could find a microphone that has programmable frequency nulling, but I'm not even sure if those exist, and if they do, they're probably super expensive.

I saw one at Guitar Center, and it was $3500.
I almost cried.

I think that would be the normal response.

[Gnarrkhaz]

I finally figured it out! I just had to change the input to "In 2":


......Wow, now i feel dumb. It's always the most obvious answer.

The funny thing is that i did hear something from "In 1"......mysterious.