kidvybes

Thanks bro, I really appreciate your kind words...mics are a passion of mine, particularly the more affordable options out there, and sometimes my exuberance rubs others wrong, so it's always nice to hear some positive support...enjoy that Rode, it's a beautiful mic!
Bless, Dennis

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hey just wanted you to know i really appreciate your very knowledgable and informed comments about mikes. i recently got my first good mike rode classic mi ii and got a mullard tube from bowie. i am really interested in the history of the better mikes c12, u47 and learning about current alternatives including diy.

so thx !

kcat

Yes Chris...some pics of the internals of the iSK mics like the TRM11 and that U99 would be great!...I appreciate your kind assistance!

Hey I sent you an email...but was reading the isk thread...I can take some pictures still and send those along to you.

Thank you Dennis, I will do that. Much appreciated.

Uncle Peri...I would have to refer you to my production partner for a proper answer...he handles much of the backing track duties while I focus on vocal tracking and treatment...I do know that many of the tracks are sample-based, but there are some live drum tracks from time to time, and we are moving more in that direction lately...his avatar here on GS is "funny cat"...you may want to pose the question to him...sorry I couldn't be more helpful...Bless, Dennis

Hello kidvybes, I've been trying to figure this out for quite a while without asking you personally, but alas, I give up. For years I've been fidgeting with the many bass drums of the Superior 2.0 series trying to make them tight, deep, short and warm. After adjusting every last parameter, I have had very little success. Now and then you post something you are working on and every time I'm blown away by your bass drum. It is exactly what I'm looking for. Can you tell me if it is a sample, which one? (of course, if it's not a sample, props to you). I really like the sound coming out of your studio. Thanks, Peter

A proper burn-in is about 72 hours...and make sure you warm up the mic for 20-30 minutes each time you track for the best tone...

Just got the mic today its absolutely gorgeous and it already sounds great but I'll burn it in of course. How long should I leave it on for?

Not that I know of...he ships Priority Mail...2-3 days...