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It doesn't take much to upgrade from that It does what?? A C1 with warmth?? you must have the rarest mic on earth. The C1 is a harsh nasty thing and I don't know anyone who would call it "warm" You need to learn how to use a de-esser or side chain a compressor and set your mic up right in the...

How crappy is the room you're recording in, that determines a bunch towards of mic placement

No it won't

a pair of gt44's is incredible for the small cash. I usually use a pair of bottles

a 58 will work great if you have a decent pre - unless the one you have is trashed

it's only money

where's the penny whistle, bohdran and uilleann in your list?? You could get pretty far with some 57's and some MSH-1's

Totally depends on the room. Bigger rooms make bigger drums

The B1 on most females sounds like trash, so does the C1. They both bring our every strident and harsh upper register tone in a female's voice - I don't know about the newer Studio Projects line since the ones I have are older. The Baby Bot with a Robbie is pretty darn good on most females but...

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Dude that's your first mistake, That is absolutely the most wrong way to compare those 2 mics. You have to work proximity according to the individual mic, some mics are great at 3 inches others at 12 inches and some mics have a hotter output but not always a better sound.

the high end is terrible, absolutely terrible. I use it when I run out of other mics. If you use it on 1 maybe 2 tracks it's usable, if you use it on several tracks the end result gets really bad. I'd get a better mic if I were you

Which end of the old person do you use it on?? :eek:

What do you mean by the term "warm"?

What kind of preamps are you using?? Those are great mics but you need some serious gain to make them shine

Roland has an effects card for VS units that has mic modeling and they used to have preamp that had it,MMP2 I think it was called. Basicallly the models were geared towards you recording with an AKG C3000B and then change a setting an you have a u87. It goes from unimpressive to just plain awful

mics are expensive to separate the "haves" from the "have nots" Pros buy the spendy stuff that creates predictable and reliable results, Results you can count on to work. Some of the cheaper stuff might fit that scenario but not much. I've got both cheap stuff and expensive stuff, the expensive...

Ummm that's a bit much for a u67 - most of them go for $4000 - $7000. to hit 20k it must have been made of gold ;)

how much money you want to spend??? It doesn't take much to upgrade from a C1

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