Looking to improve my front end

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For vocals and hand percussion.

Is the voicemaster pro considered clean or colored? i did a search but did'nt come up with a clear conclusion.
 
It's relatively clean. It's cleaner than a mackie. It is class A but that doesn't really mean anything. It is a step up from most preamps.
 
Thanx for the quick response. appreciate it
 
fenix said:
It's relatively clean. It's cleaner than a mackie. It is class A but that doesn't really mean anything. It is a step up from most preamps.
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In my world, it`s a step down.....


BTW, what is "most preamps"?????


Amund
 
the best way I found to improve my front end was a few bags of silicone gel and a push-up bra. word.
 
The cheaper Focusrite gear never did it for me...I'd rather have an FMR RNP with an FMR RNC if you need a easy on the wallet pro "line strip". Add a Speck ASC-T-NA if you need a great EQ for not much cost.

Nathan Eldred
atlasproaudio.com
 
The Voicemaster Pro is substantially better than the RNP in terms of versatility. You guys must be confusing it with a regular voicemaster? Go compare for yourselves but I heard em both and bought the VM Pro.
 
Middleman said:
The Voicemaster Pro is substantially better than the RNP in terms of versatility. You guys must be confusing it with a regular voicemaster? Go compare for yourselves but I heard em both and bought the VM Pro.
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I agree. The Vocalmaster PRO is a great pre-strip. After all the bashing is done and over with, this is going to be a preamp that will last. People bash because of FRs past products. But, the more I use it, the better it is.
 
same thing here...

The more I use it, the more I appreciate it.
 
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