[Harp-L] Re: Our ac/dc harmonica cover

[Boris Plotnikov <ploboris@xxxxxxxxx>]

Actually its simple dynamic cardioid microphone which can be used for close
micing almost everything without too wide range. It have rather good
responce in the middle frequencies, I bought it for harmonica about 6 years
ago then got other mics with better bass responce but keep using it for amp
micing, acoustic harp and vocals live, amp micing.

ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÐ, 4 ÑÐÐÐÑÑ 2016 Ð. ÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÑ Chris Hofstader ÐÐÐÐÑÐÐ:

> [snip] recorded using
> > Sennheiser e835 mic.
> >
> cdh: I use an e835 for podcasting and other voice related recordings and,
> when Shelley Segal, a terrific Australian singer/songwriter who, excepting
> a one song jam with me, has nothing to do with harmonica, played a house
> gig for about 20 people in my living room, it worked wonderfully for her
> singing but this is the first time Iâve heard of anyone using it to record
> an instrument of any kind. Just to satisfy my curiosity, what does it
> provide that a Shure SM 57 (a mike I see used most often for instruments)
> does not and maybe vice versa?
>
>
>

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Thanks, Boris Plotnikov
http://borisplotnikov.ru