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bdemenil
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I don't know - ask them.
Michael Jones
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I would tend to agree with sjoko2 on the TLM103, in that it is imperitive to use a quality shock mount with this mic.
The 103's do tend to be sort of boomy in the low end. The 103 is indeed a very good mic, and useful on many applications. I don't think it would be my first choice for vocals though.
I've used this mic extensively on grand piano, and have had very good results.
If I were shopping for a new vocal workhorse mic, I'd definately have a look at the Studio Projects line. (I own the SP T3)
I don't own any AT mics, so I can't help you with those.
The 103's do tend to be sort of boomy in the low end. The 103 is indeed a very good mic, and useful on many applications. I don't think it would be my first choice for vocals though.
I've used this mic extensively on grand piano, and have had very good results.
If I were shopping for a new vocal workhorse mic, I'd definately have a look at the Studio Projects line. (I own the SP T3)
I don't own any AT mics, so I can't help you with those.
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sotho
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in ur sample do have use the tlm 103 for picking all the tracks?
By the way nice recording.... piano sound great!
By the way nice recording.... piano sound great!
Michael Jones
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No. In that sample the TLM103 is used on the piano only.
Some of the other instruments are miked, most of them are synthisized wave forms.
Some of the other instruments are miked, most of them are synthisized wave forms.
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sotho
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what is ur recording chain in this recording?
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