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I'm currently thinking I probably won't do a USB mic and I'll get a USB interface – probably the Focusrite Scarlett Mostly recording vocals as my main instrume

by lfciv 4y ago

I'm currently thinking I probably won't do a USB mic and I'll get a USB interface – probably the Focusrite Scarlett Mostly recording vocals as my main instrument is my keyboard which I usually hook up directly to my computer via usb midi

News-Dog 4y ago
Single Vocal? Have you looked at the 'Room Acoustic Colorization' What level of Quality are you aspiring too; Broadcast, Professional, Home
- News-Dog 4y ago
  Do you have a (Professional) Pro Sound sales/hire store in your locale? Are you able to demo/hire mic's? Accessories you may require; Mic stand, Mic clip, Mic lead, Pop-guard/windscreen/windshield
  - News-Dog 4y ago
    List of some Professional Microphones; AKG : https://www.akg.com/Microphones https://www.akg.com/Microphones Audio-Technica : https://www.audio-technica.com/microphones https://www.audio-technica.com/microphones Bayer : https://global.beyerdynamic.com/microphones.html https://global.beyerdynamic.com/microphones.html Electro-Voice (EV) : https://electrovoice.com https://electrovoice.com Neumann : https://www.neumann.com https://www.neumann.com RØDE : https://rode.com https://rode.com Sennheiser : https://sennheiser.com/microphones https://sennheiser.com/microphones Shure : https://www.shure.com https://www.shure.com
  - lfciv 4y ago
    I have a mic stand & pop guard but probably need the lead & clip I could go to Guitar Center or Sam Ash near me
ofalkaed 4y ago
For primarily vocal work the Rode Podmic may be a nice and cheap alternative to the RE320 and other big studio dynamics, they look quite nice. They will not make a good general purpose mic since the high frequency response is not great but it should work well for most voices. The Podmic has really gotten my attention lately and I am probably going to order one soon for recording vocals and acoustic guitar, seems well suited for that.

by lfciv 4y ago

News-Dog 4y ago

Single Vocal? Have you looked at the 'Room Acoustic Colorization' What level of Quality are you aspiring too; Broadcast, Professional, Home

News-Dog 4y ago
Do you have a (Professional) Pro Sound sales/hire store in your locale? Are you able to demo/hire mic's? Accessories you may require; Mic stand, Mic clip, Mic lead, Pop-guard/windscreen/windshield
- News-Dog 4y ago
  List of some Professional Microphones; AKG : https://www.akg.com/Microphones https://www.akg.com/Microphones Audio-Technica : https://www.audio-technica.com/microphones https://www.audio-technica.com/microphones Bayer : https://global.beyerdynamic.com/microphones.html https://global.beyerdynamic.com/microphones.html Electro-Voice (EV) : https://electrovoice.com https://electrovoice.com Neumann : https://www.neumann.com https://www.neumann.com RØDE : https://rode.com https://rode.com Sennheiser : https://sennheiser.com/microphones https://sennheiser.com/microphones Shure : https://www.shure.com https://www.shure.com
- lfciv 4y ago
  I have a mic stand & pop guard but probably need the lead & clip I could go to Guitar Center or Sam Ash near me

ofalkaed 4y ago

For primarily vocal work the Rode Podmic may be a nice and cheap alternative to the RE320 and other big studio dynamics, they look quite nice. They will not make a good general purpose mic since the high frequency response is not great but it should work well for most voices. The Podmic has really gotten my attention lately and I am probably going to order one soon for recording vocals and acoustic guitar, seems well suited for that.