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Lonewolf
Published on 07/14/08 at 09:37
A cardioid dynamic mic for vocals, not much more to say than others.
OVERALL OPINION
Good dj I'm not a singer, I play has to bear derrire a microphone and then only because apparently there's no one damn true extreme metal vocalist in my corner. As guitarist PRIORITIES I needed a microphone that is done and forget that corresponds to my ursine range (I'm talking about death metal vocals for those who have not yet realized).
Originally I bought an SM58, more from the perspective of dpanner when the need arises than anything else. But here, I have noticed that a microphone is like a guitar, do not choose randomly, and basically for me it's a 58 calami must work for the grid play the proximity effect the low end is muddy, and despite the directivity cardio dcroche trs it quickly off-axis, short, apart dgouter me, it never served me anything the micro, zou, resold. (But I understand that some will get their money, not me, that is)
Simply put, I needed a mic that takes out the low end (no not strengthen too), which has enough gain for not sucking the grid, and dcroche not too off-axis (when is not simply to place three agreements end of the shaft on a song Sometimes you have to sing at the same time and watch its handle, so moving the head).
So I Chopp an E835 a good price, and for the first time I enjoyed playing Squaller, dj the tapered shape of the grid makes my placement with respect to mic is bte, but I always tended sphre too close and ... bite it . The extra gain and grip from the 58 can be placed quietly 5 / 10 inches from the mic for a rsultat suage equivalent to the grid 58, the more he forgives even the small head movements impromptu.
Finally I found a reasonable price (that is roughly the direct competitor of the 58, but 20 less ...), a microphone that will allow me to work quietly without me to the head
OVERALL OPINION
Good dj I'm not a singer, I play has to bear derrire a microphone and then only because apparently there's no one damn true extreme metal vocalist in my corner. As guitarist PRIORITIES I needed a microphone that is done and forget that corresponds to my ursine range (I'm talking about death metal vocals for those who have not yet realized).
Originally I bought an SM58, more from the perspective of dpanner when the need arises than anything else. But here, I have noticed that a microphone is like a guitar, do not choose randomly, and basically for me it's a 58 calami must work for the grid play the proximity effect the low end is muddy, and despite the directivity cardio dcroche trs it quickly off-axis, short, apart dgouter me, it never served me anything the micro, zou, resold. (But I understand that some will get their money, not me, that is)
Simply put, I needed a mic that takes out the low end (no not strengthen too), which has enough gain for not sucking the grid, and dcroche not too off-axis (when is not simply to place three agreements end of the shaft on a song Sometimes you have to sing at the same time and watch its handle, so moving the head).
So I Chopp an E835 a good price, and for the first time I enjoyed playing Squaller, dj the tapered shape of the grid makes my placement with respect to mic is bte, but I always tended sphre too close and ... bite it . The extra gain and grip from the 58 can be placed quietly 5 / 10 inches from the mic for a rsultat suage equivalent to the grid 58, the more he forgives even the small head movements impromptu.
Finally I found a reasonable price (that is roughly the direct competitor of the 58, but 20 less ...), a microphone that will allow me to work quietly without me to the head