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| Lives for gear Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Portsmouth, UK
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| Pics of Vox Mic setups Recorded a singer last week with a dual mic/pre-amp setup and just about managed to get it setup so it wasn't too oppressive or overwhelming. A piccy is below. Wondered if any other peeps out there have pictures of their vocal mic setups, ideas for others to borrow? ![]() |
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| Gear addict | Re: Pics of Vox Mic setups Quote:
have fun... my 2 cents manuel | |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Portsmouth, UK
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| Re: Re: Pics of Vox Mic setups Quote:
Yeh, I can imagine if things got complex it wouldn't be the best setup. This particular singer in a scrEMO / post hardcore type band didn't seem to suit any mic or pre combination I had available to me but the combination of the two mics did the trick in this case. Cheers, Rich | |
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| Gear addict | Re: Re: Re: Pics of Vox Mic setups Quote:
for that it's PERFECT... for screamo vocals I did an screamo album and i put a u87 about 3 feet from him and gave him a neumann kms 105 in his hand so he could puke all over it (he didn't damage it gladly!!!!)... some tracks I used both mics, sometimes just his handheld, sometimes just the far condenser... lot of distortion, bit-crushing (the singer couldn't get enough of it)... kms105 is a great handheld vocal mic for this kind of application... good luck with the screamo stufff peace manuel | |
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| Gear maniac | Here's the "standard" where I work... |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Portsmouth, UK
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Are those gobos around the mic? Cheers, Rich | |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: May 2003 Location: NY
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| I dont like it . . . . . . . . . . . ....................................I LOVE IT ![]() |
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| Gear maniac | Quote:
Now that I am really liking the SM-7, the U47 is not getting as much use on vocals. I just did a punk/hardcore screaming/singing band, and for the singing the 47 barely won over the SM-7, but for the screams I went with the SM-7. But then again, I'm just an intern playing with expensive toys...Ian | |
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| Gear nut | here's my dodgy setup still saving up for a fat-ass vocal mic and some auralex ![]() |
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| SawSlut Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: 22 Acacia Avenue
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| Gear addict | Quote:
me cry now bu ju ju | |
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| Gear Head | Quote:
WARNING: Just be sure not to switch on that presence boost! ![]() | |
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| Gear maniac | Quote:
Ian | |
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| Gear Head | Quote:
I also have the high-pass pretty much always on. | |
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