Posts from July, 2012
Seventh Circle Audio DIY Preamp Review
Monday, July 23rd, 2012 | by Ryan Canestro
Lewitt LCT640: The Holy Grail?
Friday, July 20th, 2012 | by Jordan Reynolds
Voice actor Jordan Reynolds tests the Lewitt LCT 640 on voiceover, jazz vocal quartet, and classical vocals, and declares it not just a winner, but “the most versatile microphone” he has ever used!
Tags: Eldeen Pickett
Posted in Microphones, Reviews, voiceover | 11 Awesome Comments
Panda Studios Microphone-changing robot
Tuesday, July 17th, 2012 | by Sam Pura
Mic Check: One… Two… Three…
Sunday, July 15th, 2012 | by Adam Kagan
Adam Kagan describes a 16-way vocal mic shootout, leveraging the goldmine of vocal mics at Oceanway Studios. U47, U67, U87, ElaM 251, and many more. The good news, the superpremium vintage tube mics don’t always win every gig.
Posted in Microphones, Music Business, Studios | 18 Awesome Comments
The T.Bone Ribbon Mic Test
Friday, July 13th, 2012 | by Kasper Bjerre
Drummer, bassist, and engineer Kasper Bjerre listens to three pairs of low-cost Chinese ribbons from Thomann, the T.bone line: RB100, RB500, RM700. The review includes audio samples: drum OH, drum room, male vox, acoustic and electric guitar.
Posted in Microphones, Shootouts | 10 Awesome Comments