Wierd rattling noise on screams..

[Flow Of Time]

Hey guys,
There seems to be this wierd kind of low rattling in all of my screaming vocal recordings, that I never hear on any vocals recorded with an SM7B. They also aren't present "in the room", only on recording.. Here's an example: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/liztyruz8psaxej/vox2013.mp3
I'm using a 60 € tboner condenser mic from thomann...
Are condensers just not suited for this style of vocals?

 

[RedDog]

Post a solo clip, no processing. It's hard to tell what's happening, but it sounds like a combination of poor vocal technique and being too close. I personally would just use a dynamic like a 57 on these kinds of vocals.

 

[Joey.coldweather]

I agree with RedDog, hard to really hear what is going on but it kinda sounds like you're overloading the capsule to me. backing away from the mic a bit should help.

 

[Flow Of Time]

Thanks for the answers! I'll borrow an SM57 for comparison tonight. Clips will follow!

 

[Flow Of Time]

Here's the clip: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/kvnylpyg9y6jiel/mics.mp3
I'm not really happy with the results, beacause that just means my technique sucks...

First one's the 57, second one is the sc400.
Sorry for the plosive on the 57 I didn't have a fitting popfilter

 

[updog]

I think it's just your technique.

The bassist of my band sounds a bit like that, and it takes a bit of work to take out the artifact you're describing.

In my case, I've also found that double-tracking helps to smoothen it out.

 

[Flow Of Time]

I'm not shure if I should try it with the "pure vocal fry"... But that's just quiet as fuck right now, and if I'm pushing more air, I have to cough.