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camry
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i sing/rap, and occasional use guitar for some of my r&b instrumentals. which of these would do me best for my home recording setup?
darrin_h2000
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I kinda like the KSM27 and the at3035...the AT will be more neutral and you might buy 2...the KSM27 hs the type of presesnce you want for a lead vocal mic.
But...and everybody has a big butt...what sounds good on peter might not sound good on paul...try them before you buy them.
But...and everybody has a big butt...what sounds good on peter might not sound good on paul...try them before you buy them.
darrin_h2000
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I just won a at3035 on ebay...I hope they are pretty good...I just blew $48 on the thing...with a monster cable.
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Richard Monroe
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You didn't "blow" $48. You "invested" it-Richie
darrin_h2000
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Then Ill have to find reasons to take it out often.
Id still like to get 2 of those c2000b mics...but Ill have to listen to pairs of them on guitars and overheads...or I might just get one more KSM32 for that.
Id still like to get 2 of those c2000b mics...but Ill have to listen to pairs of them on guitars and overheads...or I might just get one more KSM32 for that.
theCKWilliams
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what do you think of the 3035? i'm in the market and this is seriously one of my top choices (VERY limited budget). I, also, work in the rap/r&b/funk/blues sector of the musical spectrum and would like someone that has used a 3035 in these settings to give their opinion on how well it works for them!
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darrin_h2000
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Ive seen youtube stuff...and it seems like a smooth mic that is not hyped...I should be recieving it next week.
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omtayslick
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It's sensitive, not hyped sounding, and good on most sources.
darrin_h2000
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I picked up another one at a pawn shop today...$50...with a monster cable no less...now I have the exact same deal coming from Ebay next week...lol.
They are 3/4" diaphrams...so they ought to be pretty nice on more stuff than a normal LDC...but unforgiving on things like lead vocals...but should be rather nice on backing vocals...and the better singers with nice clear voices...Id put it in front of John Denver before I would Bruce Springsteen.
I may just try them on overheads and acoustic guitar soon...and dump a set of chinese ones.
They are 3/4" diaphrams...so they ought to be pretty nice on more stuff than a normal LDC...but unforgiving on things like lead vocals...but should be rather nice on backing vocals...and the better singers with nice clear voices...Id put it in front of John Denver before I would Bruce Springsteen.
I may just try them on overheads and acoustic guitar soon...and dump a set of chinese ones.
davidguevara80
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Studio Projects B1 Sounds Good Too and you can Find it for $50-$70 Used.
darrin_h2000
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There are plenty of SP B1 mics in the pawnshops...I saw one for $35 a month ago.
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