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If I understand the accounts enough she was a driven perfectionist and drove everybody very hard and pushed pushed. That track blows my...

I wonder how much that cost.... and such singing! It's amazing. The video actually does not do them a service. Cheese factor almost...

Try this?

What you feed these speakers is key. If it's bass heavy then sure, they going to have a hard time keeping up if you want it loud. But...

Well imma come back to "report my findings" with the speakers. I was about to return them, but ended up noticing when I'm a little far...

Why do i get the feeling you are asking low power speakers to do what they just cant? At best the mr4s with no sub are good for some...

They NEED to be raised up or tilted up in a desktop environment otherwise they aren't even aimed at your ears, plus the reflections off...

How close are you to the speakers? It took me quite sometime to get used to larger speakers in a nearfield manner. You also find out...

Well it's about about money, the learning curve and results: I had some small money, decided to learn on the most identifiable real and...

Sounds like you got a good result but why use an SM58 in the studio anyway, isn't it mostly a stage mic?

I'm still waiting for the 'noise" to turn up. :- ) I had a cheap as all heck LDC and heck it was nosy. SM58 and Fet head sounds very...

Right! Dynamic mics don't generate noise (except for thermal noise like a resistor) because they don't have any active internal...

If the "very high EIN" is below human hearing while the program recorded is definitely within human hearing... then it's a moot point...

It adds some gain you need, and has a very high EIN. Not much else to it. Cloudlifter is the other common device for the same purpose...

It's here, it works, it's louder, it sounds nice and clean. No real sciency way to test it, but my ears are in like with it already...