Since two weeks I own a Shure SM7B - and like it very much.
Ok it's honeymoon - but I love it.
Great mic to profile amps
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What about some freebie profiles?
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Agreed, it's a great mic! Although I still seem to gravitate towards the 57 on my profiles. I guess I'm just used to the sound, nothing else sounds "right".
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Agreed, it's a great mic! Although I still seem to gravitate towards the 57 on my profiles. I guess I'm just used to the sound, nothing else sounds "right".
A single SM57 sounds to much like a miked amp for me - and that is not the sound I am after.
The SM57 and R121 at the same time works for me.
That's the great thing with the KPA - we can use what we like.
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I always thought it was a mainly a rock vocal mic with some ability on certain drums.
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I've always liked the SM57 and MD421 combination.
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A single SM57 sounds to much like a miked amp for me - and that is not the sound I am after.
The SM57 and R121 at the same time works for me.
That's the great thing with the KPA - we can use what we like.
Yeah, I'm a bit different. I try to make profiles that sound good in a full mix without post eq, not necessarily how the amp sounds in the room at all.
Here is a nice vid
http://youtu.be/010TIqBNlQMHere's one I made:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwuhHpQLpXc
(Could we get video embedding on this forum, pretty please?)
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I've always liked the SM57 and MD421 combination.
Oh, yes! Me too. It's a great combination!
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Since two weeks I own a Shure SM7B - and like it very much.
Ok it's honeymoon - but I love it.
That's the Thriller microphone, so you know it's got a better use than miking a guitar cab
And i say that as a person that believes many tools can serve many purposes
