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Thread Best mic for Opera..?

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Lili

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1 Posted on 02/22/2008 at 05:05:25

Hello everyone, thank you for this wonderful forum.

I need some advice, I do not know a thing about microphones!

I am a soprano and I sing at Restaurants and events, I now have a band too.
And I need to get a microphone! I've been told Sennheiser are the best.
But I don't know which model would be the best for me:rolleyes: all I know is that I want a wireless mic for more freedom on stage.

I've seen some:

e835 seems a bit cheap, I don't know

ew135G2 I'm not sure if this is appropriate for me.

I need quality most of all, which microphone would be the best for Opera? (bearing in mind I cannot pay U$1000 for it)

I will appreciate your comments very much indeed!

Many thanks!

Lili.

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cdanddvdpublisher

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2 Posted on 03/05/2008 at 20:20:17

Ok, the best mic to use is called the Crown CM-700MP and are about $250 each. The best way to mic for opera is to have a stereo pair of the same microphone about 8-10 feet away from the singer. Plug a mic cable between each mic and a phantom power supply and then plug a mic cable between each phantom supply output and the recorder mic input. You may want to look into getting a microphone mount adapter to use a single mic stand to hold both the mics. Angle the mics apart 90 degrees with the grilles spaced about 10 inches horizontally which gives you a really nice stereo sound. If it sounds too distant, move the mics closer and try again or if it is dry, move it further away...hope this helps.

Lili

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3 Posted on 03/06/2008 at 03:55:22

Thank you very much indeed cdanddvdpublisher it does help. :D

Cheers!

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