AlecBeretz
New member
I haven't used blue microphones too extensively, and I know they're GOOD, but many people seem to think they are the best mic's out there. When I use/hear them, it just seems like they have a lot of treble that makes them kind of shimmer, and people interpret that to be "good" cause the increased air/consonants makes it have "clarity"
but, are blue mics just a trend? or are they really all they're cracked up to be?
second/related question:
and I've used 300 dollar mic's that sound AMAZING. why bother dropping a few grand on the huge tube capsule mic? is the extra money REALLY worth it? or is it kind of like buying a sports car, where its fun but kind of unnecessary
Lets take vocals: you could probably record all of them with an SM58 for an album and 90% of your audience would have NO clue.
but, are blue mics just a trend? or are they really all they're cracked up to be?
second/related question:
and I've used 300 dollar mic's that sound AMAZING. why bother dropping a few grand on the huge tube capsule mic? is the extra money REALLY worth it? or is it kind of like buying a sports car, where its fun but kind of unnecessary
Lets take vocals: you could probably record all of them with an SM58 for an album and 90% of your audience would have NO clue.