Mic Shootout: Advanced Audio CM12 & CM67, U87AI, Modded C3
Nov 13, 2016 23:26:46 GMT -6
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Post by Vincent R. on Nov 13, 2016 23:26:46 GMT -6
Hey Everyone,
I recently posted a microphone shootout on YouTube.
Microphone Shootout:
Advanced Audio CM12VE - Standard Mode
Advanced Audio CM67VE - Standard Mode
Neumann U87AI
Microphone-Parts Modded Studio Projects C3
You can check it out at the link below:
All vocals were recorded directly into my Universal Audio Apollo. Voice over vocals were performed 6 inches from the microphones. Singing vocals were done approx 20-24 inches from the microphones. Both of my Advanced Audio Microphones are custom, featuring AA's standard sound and a vintage setting. Both mics were set to standard for this shoot out.
I've been working with microphones of the last few years trying to find the "sound" I had been looking for. That can be tricky when you're an opera singer, as there is limited content out there for recording classical vocalists.
My original full performance of "Granada" can be heard at the link below. In that video I used the CM67VE exclusively.
Live in the Studio “Granada”:
Signal Chains for the live performance video:
Vocals: Advanced Audio CM67SE - UA Apollo FW - UAD Neve 88RS - UAD Pultec Legacy - UAD Summit TLA100.
**Note: I used a low pass filter at 10KH to get more of a vintage U67 feel. I did not do that in the shoot out, as I wanted you to be able to hear the sound of that microphone as it is designed.
-Guitars: AKG C3000B - AMEK System 9098 Channel Strip by Rupert Neve - DigiDesign 002
Trumpet: Peluso 22 47SE - ACMP-84 - Avid M-Box Pro
Additional Guitars: Shure KSM44 - DBX376 - Avid M-Box Pro
"Granada"
Music and Lyrics by Agustin Lara
Arranged and Orchestrated by Andrew Ardito
Additional Orchestrations by David Schaefer
Advanced Audio Microphones
Microphone-Parts
Neumann
I recently posted a microphone shootout on YouTube.
Microphone Shootout:
Advanced Audio CM12VE - Standard Mode
Advanced Audio CM67VE - Standard Mode
Neumann U87AI
Microphone-Parts Modded Studio Projects C3
You can check it out at the link below:
All vocals were recorded directly into my Universal Audio Apollo. Voice over vocals were performed 6 inches from the microphones. Singing vocals were done approx 20-24 inches from the microphones. Both of my Advanced Audio Microphones are custom, featuring AA's standard sound and a vintage setting. Both mics were set to standard for this shoot out.
I've been working with microphones of the last few years trying to find the "sound" I had been looking for. That can be tricky when you're an opera singer, as there is limited content out there for recording classical vocalists.
My original full performance of "Granada" can be heard at the link below. In that video I used the CM67VE exclusively.
Live in the Studio “Granada”:
Signal Chains for the live performance video:
Vocals: Advanced Audio CM67SE - UA Apollo FW - UAD Neve 88RS - UAD Pultec Legacy - UAD Summit TLA100.
**Note: I used a low pass filter at 10KH to get more of a vintage U67 feel. I did not do that in the shoot out, as I wanted you to be able to hear the sound of that microphone as it is designed.
-Guitars: AKG C3000B - AMEK System 9098 Channel Strip by Rupert Neve - DigiDesign 002
Trumpet: Peluso 22 47SE - ACMP-84 - Avid M-Box Pro
Additional Guitars: Shure KSM44 - DBX376 - Avid M-Box Pro
"Granada"
Music and Lyrics by Agustin Lara
Arranged and Orchestrated by Andrew Ardito
Additional Orchestrations by David Schaefer
Advanced Audio Microphones
Microphone-Parts
Neumann
