http://voicecouncil.com/my-5-essentials-%e2%80%93with-laura-clapp/ Practical insight for today's emerging vocalists Mon, 21 May 2012 15:41:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://voicecouncil.com/my-5-essentials-%e2%80%93with-laura-clapp/#comment-2991 Mike G (In FL) Fri, 02 Dec 2011 20:29:00 +0000 http://testblog01.tcelectronic.com/?p=436#comment-2991 Laura, I too like the Audio Technica mic you've mentioned (especially on a vocalist with powerful vocals) but, recently I purchased the Sennheiser e965 for my wife's vocals & I was left speechless! I have a Midas 24 channel Venice F console, using the TC-Helicon Voice CREATE for reverb, and the new TC-Helicon VoiceTone E1 (Echo & Tap Delay) for subtle tap repeats on the end of phrases, etc. I have used everything from Shure SM-58's, Beta 58's, Beta 87 A & C models, ElectroVoice ND-767a & 967, EV RE-410 condenser, etc. . . . and I have never heard her vocals sound so incredible, until I tried the e965. You've got to check it out! Laura, I too like the Audio Technica mic you’ve mentioned (especially on a vocalist with powerful vocals) but, recently I purchased the Sennheiser e965 for my wife’s vocals & I was left speechless! I have a Midas 24 channel Venice F console, using the TC-Helicon Voice CREATE for reverb, and the new TC-Helicon VoiceTone E1 (Echo & Tap Delay) for subtle tap repeats on the end of phrases, etc. I have used everything from Shure SM-58′s, Beta 58′s, Beta 87 A & C models, ElectroVoice ND-767a & 967, EV RE-410 condenser, etc. . . . and I have never heard her vocals sound so incredible, until I tried the e965. You’ve got to check it out!

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