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09-23-2007
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Mic placement for live vocals
I have a Shure Beta 58 and I have just discovered my sweetspot when it comes to singing live , I find if I sing so the mic is almost a touch below my mouth , I find it picks up the resonance of my voice.
Thats just me has anyone else found the same thing? or is it different for everyone. Dave 
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09-23-2007
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Did someone else tell you it sounds better or are you yourself judging this while playing live?
I sing straight on pretty close with a sm57. Used electravoice for years before that. F.S.
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09-23-2007
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There's usually a sweet spot where voice & mic sound good together. Think about it from a recording point of view- people don't often record with their lips right against their mics.
 Whether it's practical for a given live SR situation, well, that's another story.
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