Discover time honored ways to de-pop your vocals –says Wes Maebe Hey all you vocalizers – Happy New Year. We’re steadily rolling into February already and I hope you’ve had a fabulous time over the festivities, managed to rest your vocal chords, experiment with that new microphone you managed to get as a Christmas present [...]
Posts Tagged ‘microphones’
Review: The Roland VP-7 Vocal Processor
Can this vocal processor for keyboard players replace the need for backing singers?
Condenser Mics: First Choice For The Studio
Did You Know That…Condenser Mics Are the First Choice For Recording in the Studio? -asks Bill Gibson Condenser microphones are usually the first choice for studio vocal applications. Commercial sounds may vary, but most professionally recorded hit vocals are recorded with a good condenser mic set on cardioid pick-up pattern, from a distance of 6 [...]
Review: The Telefunken M80 Mic
Does this live vocal mic create a sound that justifies its high price?
Tips for Recording Your Vocals at Home
It’s time to think ‘old school’ when you’re making a new recording -says Wes Maebe
Review: The Neutrik Mic Switch
Ever wished your favourite mic had an on/off switch? Now it can -says Chris Kennedy
Mics and Money
“How much do you need to spend on your mic?” -asks Wes Maebe
Review: Sennheiser’s freePORT Wireless Mic
Can this low-cost wireless mic produce a great live vocal sound? -Asks Chris Kennedy
Your Mic is a Unique Creature
Did You Know That: Your Mic is a Unique Creature? -asks Bill Gibson
Review: Shure’s PG24/PG58 Hand-Held Wireless Mic
Can Shure’s entry-level wireless microphone system produce great results on stage?


