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what's up guys it's will with basic gear
review today we're taking a look at a
few different microphones we have around
the studio first step is the shure beta
57 my crow phone with a tailored
frequency response designed specifically
for kick drums and other bass
instruments it provides superb attack
and punch and deliver studio quality
sound even at extremely high sound
pressure levels let's listen to it under
a few different circumstances
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and
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it
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next up we have the shure sm57 the
legendary shure sm57 is exceptional for
musical instrument pickup and vocals
with its bright clean sound and
contoured frequency response the sm57 is
ideal for live sound reinforcement and
recording the sm57 has an extremely
effective cardioid pickup pattern that
isolates the main sound source while
minimizing background noise in the
studio it's excellent for recording
drums bass guitar and woodwinds
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now let's check out the electro-voice re
320 the re 320 is a professional-grade
dynamic microphone designed specifically
for recording and sound reinforcement
applications requiring extremely low
noise and the best possible tonal and
transient response ideal for capturing a
wide variety of vocal and instrumental
the re 320 delivers unparalleled detail
dynamic response and natural tone for
this demo we're leaving the frequency
response flat
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and
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in
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let us know which mic you like best in
the comments whichever one wins will be
used in our demos from here on out as
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until next time I'm will with basic gear
review and thanks for watching
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