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I tend to agree, but there are plenty of articles online showing how to get a good vocal sound. I dont think it's that difficult if you follow directions...ie. stand 6 inches away, stand slightly to the side so you dont pop the mic, use reflection filters and pop filters, use some compression on the way in, and move close on softer parts, and further away on louder parts.
That's all doable, but once everybody is doing that, the guy with the better gear is going to get better results.
Ive heard alot about "really nice preamp" its supposed to be the best preamp under 500 bucks.
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