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Agree with @CoolCat and would add that SDCs are a bit forgotten IMO -- they're currently the only type of studio mic I own and they perform in as versatile a way as the LDCs I don't own but have used. Any source will be as well-captured by a medium-range SDC as by an LDC of same price. BTW mine...

Wow -- @rob aylestone and other mods, make sure you have a laugh at @FurryZA's post above (in relation to Manslick's lyrics) before banning that date app spammer!

Agreed, vintage hip-hop has its merits.

I would too, but again... Hip-hop and other sample-based musicians don't usually follow conventions like that.

I dislike it as much as I dislike Doja Cat.

IK Multimedia makes a great emulation as part of their T-Rack S plugin suite... the "Echoflex" (lol):

@ecc83 this is not about software, but rights to use someone else's music for a rap.

I've mentioned him before a couple times. My hero.

@60's guy @TAE There's only one truly realistic "harmonizer", and it isn't commercially available: https://news.mit.edu/2017/jacob-collier-harmonizes-with-mit-0224

I strongly dislike the whole Eilish image and the "Pop" subgenre of pop music as a whole. Like @Papanate I would be wary of putting too much faith in stories -- "humble beginnings" are known to be exaggerated by artists of all stripes. But still, I (somewhat grudgingly) acknowledge that they are...

Well, I have to disagree there. I worked on a project that was paid for by someone else than me, that involved me recording at a guy's home for an afternoon. His piano was in the living room and the studio itself occupied the basement. Really good setup (in the studio), nice gear -- way better...

Isn't that kinda standard for metal though?

So, not "Strawberry Ice". Huh! I used to be engrossed in a 1930s series of children's novels, and they call it "ice". Must have evolved?

Interesting! We call those "freezies" here in Canada. Do you say "ice cream" or simply "ice"?

AKA ice pop:

How does it help -- mouth clicks? I recently discovered that cold air boosts the top of my vocal register up a solid fourth. Maybe I'll track my next song outside in below-freezing weather!

It's on the far side of the camera view, so there's some lens distortion going on (that's why it looks oblong). But yeah, PR48 is the one I reckon, with the XLR input on the side. Anyway, I was really just curious, never even heard of Heil before. Thanks!

What's this mic? I spotted it in a Jacob Collier video -- it's not actually being used while in the shot, but appears to be over a drum that has a brush on it?

Now THAT's what I'm talking about! Perfection.

Welcome! That's quite a niche background, especially here on HR! Also very interesting project, just checked it out. Looking forward to discussing!