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12 Oct 17 - 02:02 PM (#3881844) Subject: Tech: microphones for female folk vocals From: punkfolkrocker Found this while googling for reviews on a specific mic... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-Jg64bxXkw Apart from being a really useful guide to tonal variations of different mics, it's the best folk singing I've enjoyed for ages... |
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12 Oct 17 - 02:04 PM (#3881846) Subject: RE: Tech: microphones for female folk vocals From: punkfolkrocker clicky don't work.. Direct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-Jg64bxXkw |
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12 Oct 17 - 02:24 PM (#3881849) Subject: RE: Tech: microphones for female folk vocals From: punkfolkrocker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFwFOZw721c |
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13 Oct 17 - 06:23 AM (#3881969) Subject: RE: Tech: microphones for female folk vocals From: wysiwyg Can't go wrong with a Shure SM-58 through a Crate Acoustic amp. After a gig, someone came up to me and said, "I wish I could sing like that!" I replied, "I wish I could sing like that, too!" ~S~ |
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13 Oct 17 - 12:34 PM (#3882080) Subject: RE: Tech: microphones for female folk vocals From: GUEST,Richard Bridge on a new iPad Shure Beta 87A condenser bigs up female voices best IMHO |
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30 Dec 17 - 02:41 AM (#3896401) Subject: RE: Tech: microphones for female folk vocals From: punkfolkrocker Bringing back to top to tie in with new thread "Mismatched singers/microphone use/vocal training" Blue clickies not working so posting link instead: Using Lewitt microphones for female folk vocals - test [Lewitt compared to various other brands] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-Jg64bxXkw |