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Originally Posted by Groberts
Respectfully believe that some mic's work great for certain voices, others don't. Even though you believe the e945 is better than the e935, it may not sound as good for some singers. Same with the SM58. Yes its a good solid mic. But that doesn't mean it will sound nearly as good for every singer.
To your point, the SM58 may 'not be the issue' the OP is having. That is entirely possible. But trying another mic is a fast easy way to answer that question. If a better / different mic doesn't address the needs, maybe there is a more appropriate solution.
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I agree on the "choice-for-voice",,,,, to a certain degree. The versatility for various performance-environments is also an important consideration. (loud vs quiet stages/rooms,,,,music genre, etc)
That said; no matter which mic you choose, you have to use it properly,,, whether that's how you gain-structure the mic-channel,,,, or how you EQ the mic,,,,, and most certainly,,, how you address the mic. You can put a $700. e965 in the hands of someone who's not using it properly, and it'll sound "thin and hollow" as well.
02-03-2016, 11:00 AM
