heyo
no i'm just so damnly bored tonight
Sup brah, hows the band?
at the sm57 position.
no wonder your sound is so shitty and too treblish.
ahhh ok, never mind. i was a bit exaggerating but if you place that mic straight to the speaker the sound will always be a bit piercing. I dont like sm57 s that much, I use a sennheiser 606 and I place it between the center and the right side of the cone, turning it a bit towards the center.
man i would never change that microphone, its just pure awesomeness really. and yes, its a tube mic.. its awesome for recording voice, and awesome to add something of it to the guitar sound in conjunction with the sm57.ya dude, that's cool, acutally the tone can be cool but it would rather fit to my blues post rock that to a bodom cover,that's maybe why I didnt like it or thought it didnt fit.
But I think it's cool that you're experimenting with different mics, I have to save some money to get a secound mic for my isolation cab.
I just googled your t.bone mic,that's a pretty expensive one for t.bone (and even tube?!), is that a great mic to get? Because I can't spend 1000 of euros for a good condenser mic but I don't trust those t.bone things
well I just envy you for the fact that you can have some studio in the attic.
At home it was never a problem to play guitar or drums or record vocals, my parents support me when it comes to music, but since I moved out I have some guitar studio(isolation cab,audio interfaces,mics,mixer,good headphones all tube amps and soon some hardware fx) in my room but if I record bands I have to go to my Band's rehearsal room.So it's always a mobile studio which sucks. And having an isolation cab is cool on the one hand, but adjusting the mics is a bitch if youhave to open it, place mic, close it again and again,