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Old 19th November 2012   #1
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What vocal mic did you use today

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neumann u87 w API 512c PRE amp, 525 Compressor, 550 B 4 band EQ AND a Drawmer dual gate DS 201 XLR in & outs, essential to record vocals without the dog, children, harddrives etc on your mic'd tracks
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See this post I just wrote on that topic: C414 looses to SC 300 mic for vocals today

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AKG D5!

For a scratch track but it's still a nice little mic. I actually prefer it to the SM7b most of the time!
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Worked perfectly on Harding Fiddle. (Norwegian fiddle)
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Miktek CV4. Fabulous mic.
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Tried a KM86i for a change.
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1970's Neumann U87 with Innertube Audio U87 tube conversion kit. Set variable pattern control on power supply to cardoid with a bit of omni. Telefunken V376 mic pre.
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how does it compare to the CV4
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Miktek CV4. Fabulous mic.
awesome

right now im looking at ;
Miktek CV4
TFunk AR-51 with the new cap

I will be using a TLM103 > Portico 5032 > Apollo tonight
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I just realized, you asked about vocal mics, and not mics in general. So, never mind my previous post
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Brauner Phanthera into Manley Voxbox. Pre, HPF@80Hz & comp (3-5 dB GR) only, no EQ.
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Yesterday I used a Neumann KMS 105 > Focusrite ISA Pre

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Brauner Phanthera into Manley Voxbox. Pre, HPF@80Hz & comp (3-5 dB GR) only, no EQ.
cool i havent herd the Brauner Phanthera what can you compare it to
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Telefunken AK47>Chandler Ltd TG2> Distressor EL8X>Speck ACS T EQ> Apogee Ensemble
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Sennheiser 906 , o yes

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That sounds particularly slutty!
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RE20 ----> ISA One ----> RME Babyface

Not too fancy but ample.
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That sounds particularly slutty!
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yes it does ..im really leaning twards buying an TFunk AR-51
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Sennheiser 906 , o yes

(-->> MA5 --->> UFX... if you MUST know)
for vocals?
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That sounds particularly slutty!
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Ya, Kev. It's the sound of baked chocolate chip cooks. Warm and gooey. Responds well to post EQ.
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for vocals?
You bet your ass for vocals. Nice breathy female singer with just a touch of bitey attitude. Going for a vintage vibe when it's all done. Bonus: She knows how to work the proximity effect.

Only an old short ribbon would've been better, maybe... Inspired by Pink Floyd @ Pompeii, honestly. Gilmore sings into an old 409 for most of that film.

I have an oversized mic locker, I experiment a lot... too much maybe. For example: I've gotten damn near perfect results from MK-012 for vox. Think outside the box a little
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Ya, Kev. It's the sound of baked chocolate chip cooks. Warm and gooey. Responds well to post EQ.
I need to come by and we can slut up a shootout!
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In the meantime I'm going to bake some real cookies. They'll make me feel better when I'm using my crappy mics.
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You bet your ass for vocals. Nice breathy female singer with just a touch of bitey attitude. Going for a vintage vibe when it's all done. Bonus: She knows how to work the proximity effect.

Only an old short ribbon would've been better, maybe... Inspired by Pink Floyd @ Pompeii, honestly. Gilmore sings into an old 409 for most of that film.

I have an oversized mic locker, I experiment a lot... too much maybe. For example: I've gotten damn near perfect results from MK-012 for vox. Think outside the box a little
RightOn!!!!!!!! thats what this is all about !! glad to hear about experiments!
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miktek cv4 all day everyday

totally awesome vocal mic
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Sennheiser 906
Here too. Especially like when tracking vocals while playing acoustic guitar. Been using live too.
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