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I for the most part agree with you Jim! Many people tell me to raise my voice when I sing, and I have to shout even on quiet vocals. Decreasing the music just makes the sound thin, and I like the sound to be studio heavy. I need an actual singers mic. The singing was secondary to me.
I have just been using the mic boost with my souncard properties. But that can't be a natural reproduction of vocals. I'm naturally timid about singing loud by remembering my crazy youth. Which was'nt that long ago.
I did'nt know you were talking about a standard vocals mic. I'm looking for something of fair enough quality within the 50 to 100 dollar price range.
Since USB's are problematic and I have something of a computer interface now, I am looking for a decent mic that is'nt over 100 dollars. Although I may be well served to save up and fork out a little.
I don't want to highjack this post, because the poster might be commited to USB. Maybe I should PM what you think the best singing mics are for the price or open a topic for that.
You obviously know what you are talking about Jim, and I appreciate your input.
Matt
Last edited by mattbanx; 07/18/07 03:18 AM.
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