is this a good microphone for rap vocals?
cuz i bought it and it sounds thin?
Im running it towards a mbox 2
is there anything i can do to make sound fatten?
i double them but still sound kinda thin?

Hi. I'm looking to buy another mic to add to my collection and am trying to decide on whether to go for the new RODE M3 or MXL V67g? I will be mainly using it for vocals. I already have a RODE NT1a, Studio Projects B1 and T.Bone RM700 (ribbon) and am able to borrow Shure SM57's and 58's. Which would you recommend as a good option for another colour?

Thanks

CAD M179
MXL V67i
AT4040

I am looking to buy 2 condensers to record overheads but will also work decent for vox. How would a pair of one of those mics work spaced? xy?

What about the recorderman technique? Large diaphram mics work allright for this application, or are small diaphrams better? If so, how do they work on vocals? Not as warm, am I right?

So I'm recording a full length album of my band. Were a guitar, drums and vocal duo. we play on 1969 Slingerland drums, 20 inch kick, 12 inch tom, 16 inch floor tom, 14 inch acrolite Ludwig snane. Remo Powerstroke heads all around. The guitar amp is a Silvertone with a 1484 head and Silvertone solid state 100 watt cab with 2 12's.

Im a freshmen college student and have recorded three songs with my friend literally in my dorm room. Haha. I like many others have the MXL 990/991 condenser mic pack that I got for under a $100. I made a quick myspace with the three songs I've recorded. I wanted some input on how the vocals sound?

Hi. I need a shock mount to fit the MXL V67g or V67i mic (and maybe others...I don't know which others share that form factor). I have read that MXL's official shock mount for these mics, the MXL 57, leaves a lot to be desired.

I'm looking at the MXL V69 Mogami as a vocal mic (seems to match my voice). I like the fact that it's a tube mic with case, shock mount, etc for $300.

Does anyone have any experiance with this mic?

I'm looking for comparisons between the MXL v67i and the AKG Perception 200 mics. They are both priced approximately the same at around the 150.00 range.
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EricS

I'm a sucker for strange, cheap mics. I picked up a pair of the super-cheap MXL's at Guitar Center. (Same company as Musician's Friend.) Though I have a closet full of Shures, Sennheisers, AKG's, Royers, Neumanns, AT's, etc, I actually went back and bought a second pair to give to a friend.

Hi,

I hope you guys could help me out, i have two mics the Behringer B1 and the Mxl 2006 and i use Pro Tools for Win. Well my question is which of the two could i use i mostly produce Hip hop, the Mxl its good but the high frequencies are my problem I'm always equalizing them because it could be a problem and the B1 is good but i need to know which i could use better...