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Studio Tube Condenser Microphone PAC
Excellent for vocal recording in studios and film post production houses, Sony's C-800G Studio Tube Condenser Microphone is designed for the highest possible sound reproduction quality. The C-800G features a high-quality dual large diaphragm for true reproduction of vocal qualities, vacuum tube warm sound quality through a 6AU6 vacuum tube, a unique Peltier-based cooling system to achieve optimum tube operating temperature, and an electronically selectable pick-up pattern (Omni/Uni) for various recording applications. The package includes a power supply (AC-MC800G) and all the necessary accessories.
Highlights
• Designed for the highest possible sound reproduction quality
• Suitable for vocal recording in studios and film post-production houses
• High sensitivity of -33 dB/Pa
• Low noise and low distortion due to built-in cooling system
• Large diaphragm capsule
• Electronically selectable directivity, either omni-directional or cardioid
Mic 1 and 2 are the only ones I would use on your voice with this song. No idea which they are, but I would go for the sound anyway, not any brand/type predjudices.
As a mixing/mastering engineer I can tell you that there is a substantial difference between cheap and expensive mics in the correct recording space and that will definitely be heard in the final result.
Yeah, mixers do this stuff all day long with EQ... open up frequencies to let other things breath. If you can plan ahead that effectively, and accomplish this with mics at the source end, all the better.
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