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The cat
Published on 12/12/05 at 08:42
A micro ultra sturdy and very heavy for the recovery of sources.
Type dynamic cash enormously.
I 5, I qussi an AKG D112: for the kick, there's no photo: ATM25, its very modern and percussive, accurate too. The D112 still finished on the floor tom, for there I find the Audio Technica is too "hard". The others are used for the snare and toms used in home studio.
I did some tests on electrical Gratt's clean, and an acoustic guitar, it's the modern art poster, but unless you find a color pariculière, he excels in the resumption of percussive elements.
OVERALL OPINION
I the boards since I started, so about 3 years. It is indestructible as micro, but to put it on a clip ... IEA must tighten the clamp if the weight of the mic is down illico ... It has a strong link also on an axis.
Value for money monster. There's not to say.
I would do this choice with his eyes closed, it's a studio that introduced me, and I congratulate them! I have not tried much, because I bought a "pack" of eight microphones in the studio I'm talking about even before a sound card other than integrated into the motherboard ...
Type dynamic cash enormously.
I 5, I qussi an AKG D112: for the kick, there's no photo: ATM25, its very modern and percussive, accurate too. The D112 still finished on the floor tom, for there I find the Audio Technica is too "hard". The others are used for the snare and toms used in home studio.
I did some tests on electrical Gratt's clean, and an acoustic guitar, it's the modern art poster, but unless you find a color pariculière, he excels in the resumption of percussive elements.
OVERALL OPINION
I the boards since I started, so about 3 years. It is indestructible as micro, but to put it on a clip ... IEA must tighten the clamp if the weight of the mic is down illico ... It has a strong link also on an axis.
Value for money monster. There's not to say.
I would do this choice with his eyes closed, it's a studio that introduced me, and I congratulate them! I have not tried much, because I bought a "pack" of eight microphones in the studio I'm talking about even before a sound card other than integrated into the motherboard ...