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Mike, I used the same Mic at Rons for the song "Too Little Time", It was great. So were all his vocal sounds for all of his songs.
The only thing was noise from outside activity, and even things in the house that were making sounds, like the air conditioner. Even the guy across the street using his blower! Came through GREAT! So, it will pick up sounds that you may not even notice due to being use to them. But that mic can sure enhance them. Can be the humming of the lights above that mic. Anything! Maybe you're humming a song in your head?! Ha!
Good luck with it. Let it warm up too.
One you get it going, you can even add it to the drum mic mix for a nice overall sound on that track. Just have it near the center of the drums, about a two feet away and about four feet up.
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