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Bless Dreamz
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which mic doesnt give off sibilance
PhilGood
Juice box hero
Just a guess, but...
The one with out severe high end?
Is this a trick question?
The one with out severe high end?
Is this a trick question?
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cusebassman
Freakin' sweet
Guy's just trollin around. No need to be hatin on 'im!
Innovations
New member
Mikes do not 'give off' sibilance. The sibalance is in the voice.
That being said most sibilance is in the 6khz range. Reducing sensitivity there will reduce strong sibilance. That is how most de-essers work.
That being said most sibilance is in the 6khz range. Reducing sensitivity there will reduce strong sibilance. That is how most de-essers work.
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mljung
New member
I would recommend a Micheal Joly modded Oktava MK-319 [or 219], these handles sibilance in a most behaved manner and is wonderful for vocal recordings in general..!
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faderbug
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simple question simple answer.
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omtayslick
New member
I would recommend a Micheal Joly modded Oktava MK-319 [or 219], these handles sibilance in a most behaved manner and is wonderful for vocal recordings in general..!
+1 on that! I hate siblance. One of the big stregnths of the Joly modded Oktava MK-319 that I have is the way it handles sibilance.
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PhiloBeddoe
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Ribbons are probably a good choice.
tkingen
Djembes Rock
mwthompson
Croisaandwich
I've read that "trained" vocalists learn to sing without sibilance. I can't seem to figure out how though. Of course, I'm not trained, so...
Anyone else know anything about this?
Anyone else know anything about this?
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timthetortoise
MADE OF SANDALWOOD
I'd imagine they would have a little more control over how they enunciate and how much of a "nasal" sound they have.
