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With small diaphragm capsules and cardioid polar patterns for superior accuracy and directionality, the MXL 840 microphones are designed to capture every detail of instrumental recordings. Ideal for drum overheads, acoustic guitars, pianos, strings, and horns, this pair offers a fast transient response and high SPL handling capabilities Read More
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Could anyone comment on how good these mics would be for vocal recordings? Right now I am using a CAD GXL2200 mic, and I wonder if these would be good to augment or replace that mic.
NaiseekeFor vocals these would be good but not ideal. You're better off getting a cheap 'streaming' condenser mic off of Amazon for $30~$50. If you'd have a use for 2 on the other hand these might be a good enough deal for you to give up the draw back of the physical size.. If I could recommend a professional mic, I'd recommend a Blue Microphone, Audio-technica, or Senhieser!
TylerosaurusThese should do fairly well for flute recording using an overhead position placed about ~6" above and angled towards the mouthpiece. Check out/search for the following YouTube video for placement using a Shure SM81. The recorded sound quality, production, and performance on this jazz album is excellent and I highly recommend this for-some-reason-relatively-unknown-artist... Search for the YouTube video (Amina Figarova "Making of CD TWELVE ". The flute starts at around 6:56. Also check out the mics being used on the other woodwinds and horns (mostly ribbon mics).
Happy recording.
I could use some help, Pro Audio folks. I'd like to get a pair of mics for a home karaoke setup. USB makes the most sense to me since it'll all be laptop based, but I have no idea. This price point, i.e ~$100 for two, would be ideal. Any recommendations?
TomaCzarthis isn't the kind of microphone you're looking for. these are small diaphragm condenser microphones intended for use in a recording studio. not only are they XLR (standard microphone connection), they require phantom power from the pre-amp. if you don't know what this means - you're in the wrong part of the website.
check out amazon for USB dynamic mics. you shouldn't pay over $30 for one anywhere. in fact, radio shack has them for around $19.
there really needs to be a distinction between "pro audio" and "everyone else" on this website.
Gogreyhound@Gogreyhound ,
Thanks for the info. Sorry for muddling up the discussion with my non-pro-audio question, just thought I could get a reasonable answer from this crowd easier than most. I'll head on back to the "everyone else" side of website now. Cheers.