genesisariana
New member
My cheap-a set up, works ok for me. ADK a51 V into a VTB-1. I am saving though!!!!
up-fiddler
Taming the World--for now
My best vox have been....
.... running a Studio Projects T3 into my UA LA610 pre. I also like the SM7 through the same pre.
Dave's Awesome Blog
.... running a Studio Projects T3 into my UA LA610 pre. I also like the SM7 through the same pre.
Dave's Awesome Blog
KineticSound
The VOICE
I have one of the original TubeMP's (before ART added the meter and such) in which I replaced the tubes with some Mesa-Boogies a while back. Still didn't make a great mic pre, but it became my favorite direct box for bass!
Fab4ever
Getting better
My best combo is AT 4047 through a Groove Tubes Brick...
WhiteStrat
Don't stare at the eye.
SM7 and ART MPA Gold
P
P. Glaser
New member
I used an NTK through a DMP2 for a long time. I have a SA 2BA-221 that I use now and an ACMP-73 on order from China. LOL
Paul
Paul
P
P. Glaser
New member
It's pretty easy, although you have to take the knobs off. I use mine as a DI for bass too.
B
Bguzaldo
New member
I used an NTK through a DMP2 for a long time. I have a SA 2BA-221 that I use now and an ACMP-73 on order from China. LOL
Paul
I love an inexpensive piece of gear as much as the next guy but do you really get a good sound out of the DMP2? I got an NT1000 so its still rodes which can be semi comparable.
Oh and is it the Nady Box or the M-Audio?
W
wreckd504
New member
rode classic II > vintech dual 72
tc4b
Yeah I been drinkin, SO!?
Not including mics borrowed from friends, a GT55 through a presonus Blue Tube. And some creative EQing! Yeah I'm broke, what about it?
P
P. Glaser
New member
The DMP-2 is in an M-Audio Omni Studio. Check out some of my songs:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=409549
Both Danny Boy and Mr. Lonesome vox were cut using the NTK through the DMP-2. I'm moving up though. As funds allow I'm going to build several Seventh Circle Audio pres and have my eye on one or two from UA.
Paul
M
mattkw80
New member
When you guys all say SM7.... do you mean the SM7B ?
http://www.shure.com/ProAudio/Products/WiredMicrophones/us_pro_SM7B_content
http://www.shure.com/ProAudio/Products/WiredMicrophones/us_pro_SM7B_content
pohaku
New member
No. The SM7b is the currently available version. Previous versions were the SM7 (which is what I have) and the SM7a. Minor differences in shielding and the clamp - they all sound the same though.
cannabis
New member
as guitar zero said
i wouldn't bother
to replace the tube
https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=260617
Supercreep
Lizard People
Re20 => Gr Mp-2nv
KineticSound
The VOICE
No one had mentioned the Shure condensers yet, but I really like the KSM-27 run through my Focusrite Platinum pre for vocal tracks.
WhiteStrat
Don't stare at the eye.
Oops...I was "abbreviating." I do mean SM7b. He's right though, they sound the same as the SM7 & SM7a.
WhiteStrat
Don't stare at the eye.
Did you compare that 27 to any of its big brothers?
KineticSound
The VOICE
I listened to the KSM-32, but it wasn't the right fit for me. Might have something to do with the smaller capsule. Don't get me wrong; it's a great mic, but wasn't what I was looking for. The 44 sounded VERY similar to the 27, but with more pattern options, which I didn't need.
WhiteStrat
Don't stare at the eye.
Okay, so let me keep drilling for this off-topic oil (how very topical of me!): How would you describe the sound of the 27/44 compared to some other mics (whatever you can compare it to--I might just know it). And how was the 32 that it wasn't the right fit?
Thanks!
