Problem with AT2035 Condensor Microphone sounding muddy! - Page 2

oftirado · 8th February 2012

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Originally Posted by firefly419

First of all... nice track.

Lead vocal doesn't sound boomy on my hr-824's. I would say it could use a nice compressor on it to make it a little fatter so it sits more snug in the mix, maybe run in parallel so the top end stays in tact and doesn't lose it's punch. Keep it up!

oh okay ill try that out thx

oftirado · 8th February 2012

what do yall think about the mxl v67g? is that a brigher, warmer microphone?

Chucho · 10th February 2012

nice track - no boom that I can spot.

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8th February 2012	#32
oftirado Gear interested Joined: Dec 2011 Posts: 21 Thread Starter	what do yall think about the mxl v67g? is that a brigher, warmer microphone?

10th February 2012	#33
Chucho Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2003 Location: NYC Posts: 593	nice track - no boom that I can spot.