Need MIC advice

by **Mr. Cookie** » Dec 18th, '06, 18:01

I'm thinkin' of buyin' me a mic...and I need advice..I don't know which ones are good and which ones are bad...so, please help me...I need data-info bout' mics...the good ones...

here's some mic's I'm lookin' on; ( just pictures )

Behringer C1 Kondensator Mic

Shure SM 58

Kardioide SN-845

and I also found couple of mixers...

AMX-120

DSP L-6

S-6

by **Coccoa** » Dec 18th, '06, 19:52

Whatever is it, its gotta be a Unidirectional Cardioid Condensor microphone. As long as price is not a problem, i recommend the first one. The Shure's got "heavy" diaphragm so they fit for live performance only.

by **Mr. Cookie** » Dec 18th, '06, 21:05

you say the 1st one is fo' live only, what bout' recordin' shit? do it fit fo' that too?

by **stevethetruth** » Dec 18th, '06, 21:07

Mr. Nation wrote:you say the 1st one is fo' live only, what bout' recordin' shit? do it fit fo' that too?

no the shure one is for live

ask bar how it is he has that same mic
but i'd prefer the Behringer C1 Kondensator Mic

by **Mr. Cookie** » Dec 18th, '06, 21:17

well, the internet page where I found that mic, says that the mic can also be used as recordin' mic...

by **stevethetruth** » Dec 18th, '06, 21:19

Mr. Nation wrote:well, the internet page where I found that mic, says that the mic can also be used as recordin' mic...

yeah it can but it's prefered to be used live
if your only gonna record in your home your better off getting the other one

by **Mr. Cookie** » Dec 18th, '06, 21:31

I found this one, Kardioide FX-558, it's a Cardioid Condensor like Coccoa said...

Kardioide FX-558

and I also found couple of mixers...

AMX-120

DSP L-6

S-6

by **Coccoa** » Dec 18th, '06, 21:32

The Shure microphones are designed for live performance, therefore their diaphragm cannot receive heavy bass sounds. The microphone style you need to get is the first one, who covers a variety of frequencies (theoretically from 1Hz up to 40.000Hz but thats just theories). Its really the mixer that makes the difference.

by **Coccoa** » Dec 18th, '06, 21:34

Any of those mixers can work for u and since ur not plannin to do it proffessional, u can pick anyone u want.

by **Mr. Cookie** » Dec 18th, '06, 21:39

how bout' this mic

it's 50Hz - 18KHz

probably enough...

I think I'm gettin' these two;

and

by **Kojack** » Dec 18th, '06, 21:58

Shure SM 58

by **Coccoa** » Dec 18th, '06, 22:13

You're ok Nation. Go for it. Its not pro but its good enuff for what u wnt it.

by **,-,'-{Bar}-',-,** » Dec 18th, '06, 22:22

shure will do the job if you got the right soundcard if not get a condensor

by **Mr. Cookie** » Dec 18th, '06, 22:29

Bar wrote:shure will do the job if you got the right soundcard if not get a condensor

yo Bar, the two last pic I posted, the mic and the mixer...I'm gonna get those...soon I hope so...and the mic is Condensor....so that's no problem...but I'm not sure bout' the mixer...will it work with the mic? lol

by **Infliction** » Dec 18th, '06, 23:35

Mr. Nation wrote:how bout' this mic

it's 50Hz - 18KHz

probably enough...

I think I'm gettin' these two;

and

Where you buying this stuff? I want to buy a mic and mixer too.

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