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Live vocals- EV n/d 767 or Heil pr24 if more cut is needed
Home vocals- Pearlman Tm-1 & Sennheiser Md-421
Acoustic Instruments - SE voodoo ribbon or SE Gemini ii
I don't own a shure mic
Home - Neumann U87
Imstrument - Neumann KM84 for acoustic guitar
beta 58a
home:
marantz m1000,
blue baby bottle,
also have access to Akg C12 VR
just grabbed a condenser that when you take the price of the accessories out of the equation prolly costs about 50p
instruments:
sm57 (if it ain’t broke etc),
Sennheiser 421 or any of the others
Live guitar cabs: I have 2 SM57s. See above.
Studio:
Aston Stealth.
For just about everything now. 4 voices, built in pre-amp if you want it. Records vocals, cabs, acoustic guitars even drums brilliantly.
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Just because you're paranoid, don't mean they're not after youFor guitar mic Senn E906 or SM57 depending on what band it is
Home recording - For convenience, mainly the mic on the iDevice (for capturing ideas) and a Shure Motiv MV88+. For vocals, an SE X1.
Instrument - I don't record guitar amps with a mic - although I should have another go, I feel. Rode M5 (or pair) for acoustic guitars.
I haven't done much home recording, I owned a RED5 large dia condenser which seemed decent enough for stuff I did which was never published.
Instruments, Sennheiser M409u on brass or guitar cab.
LIVE: SM58 for vox at gigs.
Live: TC Helicon MP75. A/B against a 58. Just liked it better. Got it in 2014 and it's still going strong.
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live vocals - My personal mic of choice is an Audix OM2, A female vocalist friend I used to gig with sounded great with one and wouldn't use anything else. So, I bought one and have kind of stuck with it ever since. Occasionally use a SM58 Beta with the Boxwood Chessmen.
Home recording - ADK - A51s Type V, a great workhorse, sounds great with most things
Instrument mic - either the ADK - A51s or a Shure SM57 Beta
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Recording vocals and acoustic instruments - Rode NT-1A
Instrument amps - SM57
SM58 because it's an industry standard completely known quantity so no soundman should have trouble with it, and it has an easily removable pop shield which can be taken off and cleaned.
NT-1A because it was the cheapest studio-quality condenser mic worth having when I bought it.
SM57 because like the SM58, if you can't get a good live or recorded guitar sound with it the problem is not the mic.
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