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KILLER mics (1 of 2) Shure, Neumann, R0DE, Blue, Electro-Har


 
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Which is THE Killer microphone to have?
Shure
40%
 40%  [ 2 ]
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
Neumann
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
R0DE Classic
40%
 40%  [ 2 ]
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
Blue Cactus
20%
 20%  [ 1 ]
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
Electro-Harmonix
0%
 0%  [ 0 ]
Total Votes : 5

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Bluessunn
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 12:15 am    Post subject: KILLER mics (1 of 2) Shure, Neumann, R0DE, Blue, Electro-Har Reply with quote

Which mike makes your hands sweat the most and sings the sweetest in your ears?

I use both capacitator as well as condensor mics.

They have their pros and cons depending of the instruments that your are

recording and the room/ outdoor setting that you have to work with.

Later-

KILLER mics?

Shure

Neumann

R0DE Classic

Blue Cactus

Electro-Harmonix
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 8:28 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm about to pick up a Rode NT2A. Pretty decent and for the price a lot of features. Also checking into a KSM 27 Shure. Right now I'm using a low low low end CAD GXL 2400 for vocals. It sounds pretty dang good as far as I've tested it. The same day I picked up an ART MP STUDIO something...Pre amp. $30 at Musicians friend. (A little noisy for anything other than a mic, but the cheap mic through the cheap pre was priceless!!! (NO, no really, It almost was!)) The high price point mics really only sound good if you team them up with a high end pre-amp. (so I've heard anyway.) There's no way I'll ever own a U-87. I think that is a bit pricey. Plus I don't like the frequency response. (My own personal opinion.) I think the sounds that I'm looking for aren't typical so I'll do it "My Way" Laughing (shameless plug)I've also read a lot of good stuff about Sennheiser. I will probably look at those a little more seriously in the future.

You gotta put in the time and test them all. (I shopped for about 3 months before I decided that the CAD was what I was after. I had about 3 times the money, but That little CAD was the perfect sound so Rolling Eyes ......) Check them all and make a decision that suits what you need.

As for what makes my hands sweat......... Any mic that costs more than my drumset makes me a little nervous. Get nervous, hands sweat........Mic drops to the floor. (Not a good combination.) I'll stick to the less pricey stuff THANKS! And...... It's not always what you've got but, how you use it. That is the bottom line.

Sam

PS What are you using Taylor?
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 9:42 pm    Post subject: Im so sure with Shure that I can sing naked man! well u know Reply with quote

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Im so sure with Shure that I can sing naked man! well u know

As for what makes my hands sweat.

And...... It's not always what you've got but, how you use it. That is the bottom line.

Sam

PS What are you using Taylor?


And...... It's not always what you've got but, how you use it. That is the bottom line.

Hell yeah!!! Some of my worst songs came from my best gear...

...a few of my best tunes were written on my cheapest gear...

PS What are you using Taylor?

I am so sure with Shure that I can sing naked man! well u know...

1) 2 Shure 57s Dynamic FOR DRUMKIT

2) 1 MXL 991 Condenser FOR LIVE MUSIC/ VOCALS

3) 1 MXL 990 Condenser FOR LIVE MUSIC/ VOCALS

4) 1 Sennheiser e825 s Dynamic FOR BACKUP

5) 1 Digital Reference Condenser FOR VOCALS

6) 1 Shure Unisphere I Dynamic FOR BACKUP

7) 1 Shure Prologue 14L Dynamic FOR BACKUP

8) 1 Audio Technica Dynamic FOR BASS DRUM
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 10:25 pm    Post subject: PS What other mics are you using for Demos + online Tracks? Reply with quote

SamDrummerBoy wrote:




PS What are you using Taylor?



PS What other mics are you using Sam?

!EVERYBODY AMONG THE MUSICFORTE DENIZENS!

PS What other mics are you using for Demos + online Tracks?
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 11:14 pm    Post subject: Rode Reply with quote

I stand by it Sweet! Mic


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PostPosted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 8:28 pm    Post subject: Re: Rode Reply with quote

remnantsinger wrote:
I stand by it Sweet! Mic


Rob Ferrell


Ummmmmm???? Stand by what?




I use:
1---CAD gxl 2400 ...............................Large Diaphram condensor
2---Shure SM 58..................................Dynamic
3---Peavey PVM 22 Diamond Series......Dynamic
4---Peavey Pvi....................................Dynamic
5---Peavey PVR 1.......electret condensors (overheads)
6---CAD drum mics..Borrowed.I wouldn't buy them, they don't sound good.
7---Velleman MK136 Stereo..(my own little secret $10. You Could probably find it though from what I typed. Killer little mic/mics)
8--- Any other little gadget gizmo or whatever that will accept sound waves. Sometime I even use the on board mics on my recorders????
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