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Originally Posted by Insomniaclown  I forgot to mention that his vocal styling is very hip hop with a little hardcore. Something along the lines of HED PE. So he goes from quiet whispers to raging screams at the drop of a hat. |
SM58 in studio - Phil Anselmo (Pantera) springs to mind, though perhaps his mic technique is good
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IF the Shure broadcast mic was the SM7b - I'm pretty sure that has a built-in pop filter so perhaps you'll get
worse results with a 58 - def don't use a 57.
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Suggestion - get him to hold mic with both hands 6-8 inches away from his head and tell him to use that as part of the performance... Thats how I always do my own vox!
Use a decent high headroom mic pre/EQ and dial out the freqs where most of the pops are (without making him sound thin)
...and don't be afraid to compress on the way in a lot if necessary.
I've had great results doing this with a Behringer Composer... yes a b***r***er