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Old 01-20-2023, 09:24 AM   #11 (permalink)
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it depends then whether you want warm audio or not at the beginning of your mixing process though.

It's better to buy something fairly neutral at the beginning, so that you can work your way from there.
Hmm.. warm audio is a brand. If I remember correctly, they make a very popular copy of the Neumann U87, among other things. I don't think all their mics are warm sounding.

They have some popular preamps too.
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oh, ok, good to know
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Hmm.. warm audio is a brand. If I remember correctly, they make a very popular copy of the Neumann U87, among other things. I don't think all their mics are warm sounding.

They have some popular preamps too.
I also love the warm audio stuff for the price
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Old 02-14-2023, 05:37 AM   #14 (permalink)
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Since you're starting out, I'd suggest a good dynamic microphone as your room probably isn't treated or properly isolated. You can also use that on live performances and guarantee at least your voice will sound good.
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which mic is best for beginners?
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which mic is best for beginners?
depends on what you want to record
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