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Fletcher · 9th August 2004

David Bock from Soundelux has tuned mics for me differently than as they're shipped on more than one occassion... I have a very strong feeling you might want to try an E-47 that has been tuned in a slightly darker, richer manner than the off the shelf unit.

The Horsch mic is another mic I have found that can really add the perception that you have a couple extra pounds of testicles you're toting around. It's a great mic!!

I've had a couple of very nice experiences with the Microtech Geffel UM-92.1 as well.

I think the thing to do would be to try these mics at your studio on your music in order to make an educated decision... while certain things have worked for me in the past, undoubtedly they'll work differently [could be a big difference, could be a very small difference... could actually be no difference at all] when you try them in the context of your music.

9th August 2004	#2
Fletcher member no 666 Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Suffern, NY Posts: 10,412	David Bock from Soundelux has tuned mics for me differently than as they're shipped on more than one occassion... I have a very strong feeling you might want to try an E-47 that has been tuned in a slightly darker, richer manner than the off the shelf unit. The Horsch mic is another mic I have found that can really add the perception that you have a couple extra pounds of testicles you're toting around. It's a great mic!! I've had a couple of very nice experiences with the Microtech Geffel UM-92.1 as well. I think the thing to do would be to try these mics at your studio on your music in order to make an educated decision... while certain things have worked for me in the past, undoubtedly they'll work differently [could be a big difference, could be a very small difference... could actually be no difference at all] when you try them in the context of your music. __________________ CN Fletcher Professional Affiliation: R/E/P Professional Recording Engineer and Producer forums mwagener wrote on Sat, 11 September 2004 14:33 We are selling emotions, there are no emotions in a grid Roscoe Ambel once said: Pro-Tools is to audio what fluorescent is to light