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I'm looking to spend around 300+ pounds (600 dollars) on a condensor mic. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which model/make I should get?

It will be used for recording female vocals AND clean (picked) / distorted (strummed) guitar parts through a Peavey amp.

The soundcard that I'll be getting at the same time is the E-MU 1820.

Your advice on this would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

John
Misnomer
http://www.misnomer.co.uk/

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Clayphish Sun, 11/21/2004 - 12:40

misnomer wrote: I'm looking to spend around 300+ pounds (600 dollars) on a condensor mic. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which model/make I should get?

It will be used for recording female vocals AND clean (picked) / distorted (strummed) guitar parts through a Peavey amp.

The soundcard that I'll be getting at the same time is the E-MU 1820.

Your advice on this would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

John
Misnomer
http://www.misnomer.co.uk/

I've always found the audio technica 4050 very versitle for what it's worth. While I personally like it better on guitar amps it's still great for recording vocals.

LittleDogAudio Sun, 11/21/2004 - 19:45

I had a session the other day and was demoing Blue Microphone's
Baby Bottle.

I used it on Vocals, electric guitar (slightly over-driven bluesy), stand-up bass and acoustic guitar.

The track turned out very nice and the songwriter/singer, who has tons of studio experiance, noted how clear and pleasant everything sounded.

I wasn't intending to use the Baby Bottle on every track, but it was hard to beat so I stayed with it. I was using a Great River MP-2NV as a pre.

The Baby Bottle is around $550-575 usd.

Hope this helps,

Chris

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