[Dixielandjazz] Which recording mics?

[BillSargentDrums at aol.com]

The Shure SM57 is used in a lot of studios. It does a wonderful job for  
recording instruments, including drums. If you wish to step it us a bit, you 
may  wish to consider a Shure Beta 57. It has a great sound, and is 
especially  desirable for drums. (Bass drums should be a Shure Beta 52)
 
For vocals, a great mic is a Shure Beta 87C.
 
These mics are not budget breakers and do a real good job.
 
Hope this helps!
Bill
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In a message dated 4/30/2009 5:59:23 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
dick at sleeman.nl writes:

How  about a Sharp microphone, Bill, say the SP-SPSM-1  ?

http://www.soundprofessionals.com/cgi-bin/gold/category/samples

>  I'll bet that there are plenty of musicians on the DJML that do home 
>  recordings.  I was wondering, what is a general all-purpose mic, other  
> than the standard Shure 57 and 58, that are better mics than then 57  
> and 58, but that won't break the bank to purchase .  In other  words, 
> that are up a notch or two.
> 
> Bill  "not-so-Shure"  Sharp


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