This and the e965 are by far the best. I'm familiar with the nasal crunch of the SM58, you can hear everything open up with the SR40V, it sounds like a studio condenser. Listening on R70X headphones
ya that's what I thought too, it fits very well for his voice! It seems you really have to test a bunch of mics, and find out which one will fit best :(
Agreed, although I think that was because it was brighter than the others, which could be not such a good thing in other situations I quite liked the earthworks too, although it was a little bass light
The volume is very different between different mics. This could be due to singing at different volumes, mic sensitivity as well as mic placement which can have a huge impact on the test. I used to own the Sennheiser and sold it and kept the Sm58. In this test I prefer the sennheiser but it sounds much louder which could be due to any of the reasons mentioned. I'm still a big fan of the sm58 and think if the singer was singing a bit more on the mic it would have yielded a much more favorable result.
I have now at home 6 different mics and they sound with different volume naturally. First I thought that it is just their impedance difference but then I found that is not. From mics of this video I have Shure Beta 58A and Senheiser E945 and Senheiser E965 and 965 is loudest far away from others. Maybe that is reason why it has -10dB switch. I think, that is better to use strong signal from mic and use less gain than to low mic -10dB and use more gain. Result could be less noise.
My goal with this video was to show mics that people aren't used to, trying to avoid "common" microphones that everyone has heard. (Also, the KSM8 wasn't even around yet when this video was made!) But, yes, I probably should do an update to this video with more of the common mics in comparison.
@BallastMedia That would be awesome!!! I'm in the search for a dynamic mic right now. I previously owned a Beta sm58A but now I'm looking for something different. I tried the sennheiser E935 in a store but felt that it didn't really suit my voice. My voice is a bit breathy and warm toward the middle frequencies and also I'm a high baritone meaning that I can hit some of the notes of the tenor too. Any recommendations? I think I'm between the beyerdynamic tgv70 and the se electronics v7 or v7 Myles Kennedy version. 🤔 I would appreciate your input thank you in advance!!!
The bleed of the acoustic guitar would give you a clue as well. I personally want an upfront sound with extra clarity but with nice bottom. For rock applications the Heil would be great, and the Beyer TD70d would be better all-around.
Telefunken and earthworks had the best sibilance and air imo. I was pretty underwhelmed by the neumann... which surprised me. If i had to pick any of these (regardless of price) it would defy be the Tele.
The KMS 105 most certainly DOESN'T sound like this! If you ask me, it was a tired, underwhelming performance, certainly not done as a parallel shoot. The voice was waning, dropping off at places. Can't blame the mic for it. Perhaps hear the 105 out in a different demo, this is not representative...
Yeah, the Sennheiser is dripping with reverb. Not a fair comparison. Plus I know the Neumann Is hotter than that. Were these normalized or set at the same gain?
The Beyerdynamic TG-V70d and Neumann KMS 105 work best for this singer's voice to my opinion. The Beyerdynamic TG-V70d is surprisingly sounding full, smooth and detailed. The TG-V70d certainly renders a nicely balanced vocal sound in this test. The popping however is something that should be avoided.
lots of talk of normalizing. If I normalize the mics with plosives will be way too soft. use your well trained ears to overcome. Also, some people have suggested there is reverb on some mics. nope! that is the mic picking up the room. Off-axis rejection, or lack there of.
Amazingly useful video here even years on. You're thinking about limiting or compression when you say plosives would be affected though. Normalising doesn't change the dynamic range, it just moves the highest peak to the 0dB mark, removing wasted space if you like; but that wouldn't be useful either. What would be useful is matching the average loudness of one mic sample with all the others... at a level where all pops and plosives were still preserved. Easy enough for the viewer to just use the volume knob though! Thanks for the hard work that went into this!
Although my bet is for e965- Heil P35 surprised me sounds nice! But I guess it’s subjective to who is singing.. If another vocalist then other mic might win 🏆
I've done sound for someone using a heil mic. That thing sounded way worse than the 58 and was terrible at keeping feedback away. I prefer a sennheiser 835
I thought the Neumann was the warmest sounding but not enough gain for a band. Also this is the perfect test. I would much rather hear these mics in this situation then a perfect audio situation/ In the real world we don't get to mix audio on the best speakers with the best amps and the best mixing consoles. So this audio format is perfect for demoing mics.
Thanks for making the effort to do this. Too many plosives on all mics for me to really judge the mics. I understand that how much the mic lets through plosives, and how it handles them, is relevant. But it's too distracting for me.
Hard to tell on the Neumann because the performer I guess was getting tired and didn't really go at it, but the 105 sounded pretty good. I was surprised by the TG v50d how well that did for his voice, Earthworks SR40V also was nice. The Heil PR35 was interesting. also, kind of curious... all the sibilance and plosives and stuff.. maybe he was right up on the mics? Wonder what they would sound like with a few more inches Really helpful though, thank you so much for the mic comparison! I was just going to go straight for the Neumann 105 but the Earthworks seemed nice and I was surprised on a couple of the other ones as well I'll listen with some different headphones and see if I come up with the same answer. I have a bit of lack of projection and nasal sound similarly to the vocalist, so I'm guessing the right kind of weight and compliment for him would be similar to me
Great singing brother! Praise the Lord for his great mercy and grace. I came to your channel for mics comparison, but I ended up paying attention to the words of the song and not the mics. haha! Do you sing in church?
For the price and quality the Sm58 is a no brainer. Other than that the Nueman, Heil M80,Earthworks, and those others come in as a third choice. But that's just my silly ol' opinion.
So many plosives! This needs to be this guys main concern. Mic technique makes it hard to discern the qualities. I own 58s, beta 58, 87a, Sennheisers, Neumann 105. The best in my opinion in others use is the beta 87a. A mic, several (ignorant) sound engineers unplug and use their basic 58s for. None of their reasons are valid. Except maybe it makes their own mics sound a bit flat. I regret the Neumann because it was so expensive and doesn't sound better than my 87 in the real world. If Lara Fabian chooses the 87 then for me thats also hi ultimate endorsement.
Was there something wrong with the Beyerdynamic TG v70d? I mean i like the sound very much. But does it really has such a bad reflection? I mean its an Hypercardioid dynamic and not a large diaphragm condenser. This is more than a bit ambience ...
no reverb, what you are hearing is the mic hearing the room. it's a large room with some natural reverb, so when you hear reverb its the mic's lack of off axis rejection
+makeradventures v70d has reverb, and it's a dynamic, so I doubt it's picking up room, unless you recorded in bathroom, take another listen, I'm not going crazy.
Heil pr 35 works best for this application, IMO. Warm tone, nice highs without sibilance and pop compared to the others. The other I liked 2nd Beyerdynamic TG v70d, but for this place, I believe is a church, it captures much reverb.
Im a big fan of the HEIL... but the earthworks was so pure and clean. The SENHEISER was almost as clean, but for much less price. I couldnt believe how poorly the 58 did in comparison with plosives. They were overwhelmingly noticeable
hello do you confirm that the beyerdynamic as better gain , i have a sm58 and camplain about the fact that i have to put my mouth right on the top and force my voice to hear something...
I was wondering why there was so much popping and ducking or glitching in the audio, still a really useful video.... the Beyerdynamic in the first four mics sounds really good for him... whoops there's two... I meant the TG v50d
I think that each mic is for each singer, this video is very useful, but the test most to be repeated for each signers. Anyway, thanks for this great test.
your mic technique seemed to cause the demo to suffer in spots. I think you were moving your head away and off axis sometimes. But overall good demo. You really went over a few. Probably also consider Shure KSM9
So, this has been asked numerous times. TH-cam started streaming the same audio bitrate regardless of the video resolution in 2014. Even prior to 2014 the difference in audio bit rate between 480p and 720p was only 128kbps vs. 192kbps.
I've never ever heard a singer destroy so many really good mics by singing into them incorrectly and getting his eq' settings totally wrong ! ( Including his lyrics at the same time ) DON'T GIVE UP THE DAY JOB !
Comparison of the frequency response of Beyerdynamic TG V50d and Beyerdynamic TG V70d - 2nd part of the record (you won't be able to insert a graph))) 30-100 Hz +15 dB 100-1kHz +10dB 4-10 kHz +10 dB
all the Beyerdynamic's..were nice. where is an EV Mic at ? the Electro-Voice ND767A should of been up there...I'll keep my vintage Ev re-15 tho all the Telefunken's sounded Great also... the shure are made in Mexico...find an old usa model and u can hear the difference...im a sucker for vintage older mics i guess...all the rest P-poped or had to much S
+Moses Turgeman for him I use the kms105 when wired and ksm9 when wireless. Its not in this test (didn't exist when I did this test) but I've really been enjoying the ksm8 recently as well.
So, this has been asked numerous times. TH-cam started streaming the same audio bitrate regardless of the video resolution in 2014. Even prior to 2014 the difference in audio bit rate between 480p and 720p was only 128kbps vs. 192kbps.
maybe, but the singer had so much variance in each one it needs that much time to get a good idea of the mic. Like the 105 the first segment was kind of unusable
Shure-the Beta58 takes the win. Telefunken-weird and no. Beyerdynamic-TGv70 takes the win, the v90r was pretty weak, which would be the top. Earthworks SR40v is a mic I use weekly, its clarity is unbeatable, its warm and gives you a true sound, but may be too expensive for many. The Heil PR35 was surprising, at $270 it may still be too pricey for the average person. Sennhesier is always a nice brand, but oftentimes you want something different, but at its current price($400), for the person on a budget, this won’t be it. Neumann KMS105 was a surprising let down, one plus, its eq’d with no PLOSIVES, furthermore for $700, its highly likely out of budget. Most churches won’t pay for anything like this unless they are a mega ministry. In America, they will mostly go for a Shure KSM9 or KSM8. My background & recommendation: I have been a performer for over 22 years on various platforms (singing/playing), both large arenas and small churches, and I’d have to recommend the BEYERDYNAMIC TGV70, and at it is currently listed for $169, as I write this review, and available at Amazon and Sweetwater. And I now own the v70. Thanks Ballast for singing us through these, that’s a lot of hard work, hopefully, you get incentives.
Earthworks much better low end, with lots of detail. The others lack resolution in the low parts, and become boomy. For higher frequencies the kms sounds fine but I think the Earthworks is more natural and overall better for a male singer. Sennheiser is pumped, like an electrified sound. Nice for certain styles. I'll go for the Earthworks because of the detailed resolution at lows and natural highs. If the singer doesn't go low, then the neumann will be ok. But definitely the Earthworks represents better the full spectrum of the voice, just as if you were in front of the singer.
Plosives are really revealed in these. I had a Heil PR35 and hated it for that reason. I just want to sing, I don't want to worry about keeping a damn mic from popping every time I open my mouth by manipulating my mouth, angle, etc. The Neumann KMS105 does everything I need. Anyone who's ever used this mic knows it has the smoothest, sweetest silky top end of the bunch. That may or may not work for your voice, however, since it has little proximity effect, which some singers work into their sound. I am interested in trying the Sennheiser e965 next.
gotta be honest. when listening to this...this does NOT represent thoroughly what these mics sound like LIVE...beta 58 sounds like a muddy mess in comparison to a kms 105 live!!! And KMS 105 sounds like thin but clear glass in comparison to the middy force of a 58! The best microphone for the budget probably was not featured: Audio Technica ATM 710
Yes - the Audio Technica ATM 710 is a beautiful mike in a live situation - solo and vocal ensemble. It's cardioid, but amazingly well controlled - better behaved than many super cardioids and does very nice things to all sorts of singer's voices!!
Shure SM58: 0:05
Shure Beta58: 1:41
Telefunken M80: 2:54
Beyerdynamic TG v50d: 4:26
Beyerdynamic TG v56c: 6:01
Beyerdynamic TG v70d: 7:38
Beyerdynamic TG v90r: 8:52
Earthworks SR40V: 10:27
Heil PR35: 12:06
Sennheiser e965: 13:40
Neumann KMS105: 15:15
Beyerdynamic Tg v70d
That e965 is stunning. Sounds like a LDC.
My vote goes for Earthworks. Pure sound without coloration IMO. Also impressed with Heil. thanks a lot
How can you tell? I guess it does sound flat, but you don't know what he sounds like in person.
This and the e965 are by far the best. I'm familiar with the nasal crunch of the SM58, you can hear everything open up with the SR40V, it sounds like a studio condenser. Listening on R70X headphones
Beyerdynamic TG v70d for his voice was great. I would choose it for myself.
ya that's what I thought too, it fits very well for his voice!
It seems you really have to test a bunch of mics, and find out which one will fit best :(
Agreed, although I think that was because it was brighter than the others, which could be not such a good thing in other situations
I quite liked the earthworks too, although it was a little bass light
Agreed. He went from barely listenable to listenable.
Me too
I see with yours.
I think the heil pr35 kicks the crap out of all the mics on here sounds so warm and powerful
Shure beta 58 and sennheiser e965 more natural than others. I like both. I am using shure beta 87a and tc helicon mp76 :) I'm happy to have both.
The Neumann is the best and amazing mike!Sounds Like!Beyer TG v70d is also great sounds!
Beyerdynamic TG v70d was the best on this voice. The Earthworks is great too, but the price is not the same.
I thought the Earthworks SR40 sounded the best to my ears. Very clear and lots of front end.
Got a great deal on mine a couple years ago. One of the best investments ever. QUALITY!!!
Excelente video. Me encanta el Beyerdynamic GTv70d 👏👍
Telefunken M80..pure and natural
The volume is very different between different mics. This could be due to singing at different volumes, mic sensitivity as well as mic placement which can have a huge impact on the test. I used to own the Sennheiser and sold it and kept the Sm58. In this test I prefer the sennheiser but it sounds much louder which could be due to any of the reasons mentioned. I'm still a big fan of the sm58 and think if the singer was singing a bit more on the mic it would have yielded a much more favorable result.
I have now at home 6 different mics and they sound with different volume naturally. First I thought that it is just their impedance difference but then I found that is not. From mics of this video I have Shure Beta 58A and Senheiser E945 and Senheiser E965 and 965 is loudest far away from others. Maybe that is reason why it has -10dB switch. I think, that is better to use strong signal from mic and use less gain than to low mic -10dB and use more gain. Result could be less noise.
In my opinion the dynamic beyerdynamic tgv70 and the condenser e945 are much better than the others, huge difference
There are 2 microphones that I would have liked to see in the comparison, they are Shure KSM8 and KSM9, in Shure they are top of the range
My goal with this video was to show mics that people aren't used to, trying to avoid "common" microphones that everyone has heard. (Also, the KSM8 wasn't even around yet when this video was made!) But, yes, I probably should do an update to this video with more of the common mics in comparison.
I have the KMS105 - and might be getting the Senn E945
I prefer the Sennheiser e965, sounds a bit warmer than the Neumann KMS105.
It would be awesome if you included the Se electronics V7
Yes, that mic didn't exist yet when i made this test. Probably time to do another shoot out with some newer mics.
@BallastMedia That would be awesome!!! I'm in the search for a dynamic mic right now. I previously owned a Beta sm58A but now I'm looking for something different. I tried the sennheiser E935 in a store but felt that it didn't really suit my voice. My voice is a bit breathy and warm toward the middle frequencies and also I'm a high baritone meaning that I can hit some of the notes of the tenor too. Any recommendations? I think I'm between the beyerdynamic tgv70 and the se electronics v7 or v7 Myles Kennedy version. 🤔 I would appreciate your input thank you in advance!!!
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Beyerdynamic v70d is the best to me!
e965 was wow whats going on here?
The bleed of the acoustic guitar would give you a clue as well. I personally want an upfront sound with extra clarity but with nice bottom. For rock applications the Heil would be great, and the Beyer TD70d would be better all-around.
Wher is Shure KSM9?
Telefunken and earthworks had the best sibilance and air imo. I was pretty underwhelmed by the neumann... which surprised me. If i had to pick any of these (regardless of price) it would defy be the Tele.
The KMS 105 most certainly DOESN'T sound like this! If you ask me, it was a tired, underwhelming performance, certainly not done as a parallel shoot. The voice was waning, dropping off at places. Can't blame the mic for it. Perhaps hear the 105 out in a different demo, this is not representative...
@@surojit13 Yeah, you heard it throughout the whole demo. He kept pulling away from the mics. I'd go deeper into these mics with other videos.
Of course the e965 is going to sound the best. It's a large diaphragm condenser mic pit against dynamic mics lol. It's on my list for sure.
Please reupload uncompressed and without the Reverb on the sennheiser. It Would also be nice to normalize the different mics. Thx for youre work!
Yeah, the Sennheiser is dripping with reverb. Not a fair comparison. Plus I know the Neumann Is hotter than that. Were these normalized or set at the same gain?
The Sennheiser e965 has two different polar patterns - cardioid and supercardioid - so what switch pickup for this applications did you use please?
The Beyerdynamic TG-V70d and Neumann KMS 105 work best for this singer's voice to my opinion. The Beyerdynamic TG-V70d is surprisingly sounding full, smooth and detailed. The TG-V70d certainly renders a nicely balanced vocal sound in this test. The popping however is something that should be avoided.
Yeah, I was shocked by that one... I would probably have one of those on hand in a situation I can't use the 105 or Earthworks
Shure 58 0:05
Shure Beta 58 1:40
M80 2:53
Beyer TGv50d 4:26
Beyer TGv56c 6:01
Beyer TGv70d 7:41
Beyer TGv90r 8:53
EW SRv40 10:28
Heil PR35 12:06
Senn e965 13:40
KMS105 15:15
1:40 Shure Beta58a
7:38 Beyerdynamic TG v70d mr.1
13:40 Sennheiser e965
lots of talk of normalizing. If I normalize the mics with plosives will be way too soft. use your well trained ears to overcome. Also, some people have suggested there is reverb on some mics. nope! that is the mic picking up the room. Off-axis rejection, or lack there of.
Thanks for the comparison, btw. Did you use a low cut filter? 80-100 hz, that would eliminate any rumble.
djilyaz no filter.
Amazingly useful video here even years on. You're thinking about limiting or compression when you say plosives would be affected though. Normalising doesn't change the dynamic range, it just moves the highest peak to the 0dB mark, removing wasted space if you like; but that wouldn't be useful either. What would be useful is matching the average loudness of one mic sample with all the others... at a level where all pops and plosives were still preserved. Easy enough for the viewer to just use the volume knob though! Thanks for the hard work that went into this!
Although my bet is for e965-
Heil P35 surprised me sounds nice! But I guess it’s subjective to who is singing.. If another vocalist then other mic might win 🏆
I've done sound for someone using a heil mic. That thing sounded way worse than the 58 and was terrible at keeping feedback away. I prefer a sennheiser 835
Sennheiser for me built like a tank and has the effects button to easily switch between effects nothing compares in my book
I thought the Neumann was the warmest sounding but not enough gain for a band. Also this is the perfect test. I would much rather hear these mics in this situation then a perfect audio situation/ In the real world we don't get to mix audio on the best speakers with the best amps and the best mixing consoles. So this audio format is perfect for demoing mics.
David Jaycox - His pre-amp wasn't sufficient.
Thanks for making the effort to do this. Too many plosives on all mics for me to really judge the mics. I understand that how much the mic lets through plosives, and how it handles them, is relevant. But it's too distracting for me.
telefunken is great, i tested it in a music Shop against the sm58 and its many times better
what series? M80 or M81 ?
Hard to tell on the Neumann because the performer I guess was getting tired and didn't really go at it, but the 105 sounded pretty good.
I was surprised by the TG v50d how well that did for his voice, Earthworks SR40V also was nice. The Heil PR35 was interesting.
also, kind of curious... all the sibilance and plosives and stuff.. maybe he was right up on the mics? Wonder what they would sound like with a few more inches
Really helpful though, thank you so much for the mic comparison! I was just going to go straight for the Neumann 105 but the Earthworks seemed nice and I was surprised on a couple of the other ones as well
I'll listen with some different headphones and see if I come up with the same answer. I have a bit of lack of projection and nasal sound similarly to the vocalist, so I'm guessing the right kind of weight and compliment for him would be similar to me
KMS 105 is fantastic
Behringer xm8500. Akg d5 ?
beyerdynamic tg-v70 the best vocal microphone, impressive ...
Nice singing too!
Nah he's like squeezing his voice to a point it sounds like a teenager going through puberty.
Beyerdynamic TG v70d. Sennheiser e965 sounded the best to me.
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Good job brother, good review! God bless
Great singing brother! Praise the Lord for his great mercy and grace. I came to your channel for mics comparison, but I ended up paying attention to the words of the song and not the mics. haha! Do you sing in church?
Który jest najlepszy według Ciebie do wywiadu w terenie?
Is that handheld "in shot" or a mic for "booming" off camera?
@@BallastMedia Mam na myśli mikrofon do ręki
lol did you ad lib during the Neuman part? BTW Neuman mic for the win.
God loves you
Thank you very much for doing this. It was interesting...
For the price and quality the Sm58 is a no brainer. Other than that the Nueman, Heil M80,Earthworks, and those others come in as a third choice. But that's just my silly ol' opinion.
So many plosives! This needs to be this guys main concern. Mic technique makes it hard to discern the qualities. I own 58s, beta 58, 87a, Sennheisers, Neumann 105. The best in my opinion in others use is the beta 87a. A mic, several (ignorant) sound engineers unplug and use their basic 58s for. None of their reasons are valid. Except maybe it makes their own mics sound a bit flat. I regret the Neumann because it was so expensive and doesn't sound better than my 87 in the real world. If Lara Fabian chooses the 87 then for me thats also hi ultimate endorsement.
Microphones are all some and people can use them for live shows.
Was there something wrong with the Beyerdynamic TG v70d? I mean i like the sound very much. But does it really has such a bad reflection? I mean its an Hypercardioid dynamic and not a large diaphragm condenser. This is more than a bit ambience ...
Yes it is.
there is reverb in the middle telefunkin v70? the rest dry?
no reverb, what you are hearing is the mic hearing the room. it's a large room with some natural reverb, so when you hear reverb its the mic's lack of off axis rejection
+makeradventures v70d has reverb, and it's a dynamic, so I doubt it's picking up room, unless you recorded in bathroom, take another listen, I'm not going crazy.
Nope, that's just the sound of our room.
No AKG D7? :~(
Heil pr 35 works best for this application, IMO. Warm tone, nice highs without sibilance and pop compared to the others. The other I liked 2nd Beyerdynamic TG v70d, but for this place, I believe is a church, it captures much reverb.
+Rebelk kleber My first preference goes to Earthworks, second and third goes to Heil and Beyer TGv70d
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I agree on the low end those were my picks as well. I wonder with better technique how the neumann and earthworks would have compared
Im a big fan of the HEIL... but the earthworks was so pure and clean. The SENHEISER was almost as clean, but for much less price.
I couldnt believe how poorly the 58 did in comparison with plosives. They were overwhelmingly noticeable
are all of these dynamic microphones
or not
Some are dynamic and some are condensers.
eyerdynamic TG v70d
hello do you confirm that the beyerdynamic as better gain , i have a sm58 and camplain about the fact that i have to put my mouth right on the top and force my voice to hear something...
that what the gain on the desk is for.
NEUMANN KMS 105 THIMKS THE BEST
Chanaka Weerakoon That mic has some exceptional detail with plosives, K, and T sounds.
There’s this new technology called a pop filter.
I was wondering why there was so much popping and ducking or glitching in the audio, still a really useful video.... the Beyerdynamic in the first four mics sounds really good for him... whoops there's two... I meant the TG v50d
Sennheiser for the win, hands down.
dear sir
which mic is better noise controller and
What is your application? Are you referring to "handling noise", or noise rejection from the environment?
I think that each mic is for each singer, this video is very useful, but the test most to be repeated for each signers. Anyway, thanks for this great test.
your mic technique seemed to cause the demo to suffer in spots. I think you were moving your head away and off axis sometimes. But overall good demo. You really went over a few. Probably also consider Shure KSM9
How can you post a mic comparison at 360p?
Its silly
Appreciate the effort 'tho
MaChKuLjA Obviously you don't make videos..
So, this has been asked numerous times. TH-cam started streaming the same audio bitrate regardless of the video resolution in 2014. Even prior to 2014 the difference in audio bit rate between 480p and 720p was only 128kbps vs. 192kbps.
e965!! 🔥🔥🔥
I've never ever heard a singer destroy so many really good mics by singing into them incorrectly and getting his eq' settings totally wrong ! ( Including his lyrics at the same time ) DON'T GIVE UP THE DAY JOB !
Thanks a lot!
Comparison of the frequency response of Beyerdynamic TG V50d and Beyerdynamic TG V70d - 2nd part of the record (you won't be able to insert a graph)))
30-100 Hz +15 dB
100-1kHz +10dB
4-10 kHz +10 dB
Добрый день какой микрофон лучше по звуку tg v50 или tg v70 купил tg v50 он хорош или не очень проконсультируйте .Спасибо
@Alex Fedorov Спасибо большое
all the Beyerdynamic's..were nice. where is an EV Mic at ? the Electro-Voice ND767A should of been up there...I'll keep my vintage Ev re-15 tho all the Telefunken's sounded Great also... the shure are made in Mexico...find an old usa model and u can hear the difference...im a sucker for vintage older mics i guess...all the rest P-poped or had to much S
Here the best microphone: №1 Earthworks SR40V , №2 Shure Beta58 ... is my opinion!
I prefer the sm58
what's you're favorite?
+Moses Turgeman for him I use the kms105 when wired and ksm9 when wireless. Its not in this test (didn't exist when I did this test) but I've really been enjoying the ksm8 recently as well.
How do the mics handle high notes? Shrill/light/handles well? Cannot tell from any of these samples.
Great video, but please, upload a version with a better resolution, 720p, please!
So, this has been asked numerous times. TH-cam started streaming the same audio bitrate regardless of the video resolution in 2014. Even prior to 2014 the difference in audio bit rate between 480p and 720p was only 128kbps vs. 192kbps.
Great, thorough demo. But honestly, each mic's portion could have had the time cut in half and it still would have been informative enough.
maybe, but the singer had so much variance in each one it needs that much time to get a good idea of the mic. Like the 105 the first segment was kind of unusable
Good vocal! What do you choose?
We use the kms105 when wired and a ksm9 when wireless on him.
))) Money, money, money....
Heil sounds best for his voice
Thank you very much, it's very handful, really.
Really nice comparison. The KSM105 you guys chose sounds nice. Although my ear thinks the TG v70d sounded really good for him as well.
V90r ribbon, Earthworks and Neumann sounded the best
Sennheiser e965 top of galax
Sorry, the sound quality isn´t as good as it should be for a shootout.
always give reviews by singing soft and heavy songs.
Beyerdynamic TG v70d !!!!!!!
Shure-the Beta58 takes the win. Telefunken-weird and no. Beyerdynamic-TGv70 takes the win, the v90r was pretty weak, which would be the top. Earthworks SR40v is a mic I use weekly, its clarity is unbeatable, its warm and gives you a true sound, but may be too expensive for many. The Heil PR35 was surprising, at $270 it may still be too pricey for the average person. Sennhesier is always a nice brand, but oftentimes you want something different, but at its current price($400), for the person on a budget, this won’t be it. Neumann KMS105 was a surprising let down, one plus, its eq’d with no PLOSIVES, furthermore for $700, its highly likely out of budget. Most churches won’t pay for anything like this unless they are a mega ministry. In America, they will mostly go for a Shure KSM9 or KSM8. My background & recommendation: I have been a performer for over 22 years on various platforms (singing/playing), both large arenas and small churches, and I’d have to recommend the BEYERDYNAMIC TGV70, and at it is currently listed for $169, as I write this review, and available at Amazon and Sweetwater. And I now own the v70. Thanks Ballast for singing us through these, that’s a lot of hard work, hopefully, you get incentives.
Sm58 ,TG v 70 d, KMS105 :-D
Try mics under £25
Earthworks much better low end, with lots of detail. The others lack resolution in the low parts, and become boomy. For higher frequencies the kms sounds fine but I think the Earthworks is more natural and overall better for a male singer. Sennheiser is pumped, like an electrified sound. Nice for certain styles. I'll go for the Earthworks because of the detailed resolution at lows and natural highs. If the singer doesn't go low, then the neumann will be ok. But definitely the Earthworks represents better the full spectrum of the voice, just as if you were in front of the singer.
I go back and forth between those two as well. for a lower price tag and dynamic I liked the heir and the first beyerdynamic
@@TheVigilantStewards just bought the Telefunken m80, amazing sound, the best I've heard live.
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Plosives are really revealed in these. I had a Heil PR35 and hated it for that reason. I just want to sing, I don't want to worry about keeping a damn mic from popping every time I open my mouth by manipulating my mouth, angle, etc. The Neumann KMS105 does everything I need. Anyone who's ever used this mic knows it has the smoothest, sweetest silky top end of the bunch. That may or may not work for your voice, however, since it has little proximity effect, which some singers work into their sound. I am interested in trying the Sennheiser e965 next.
Why TH-cam use the reverb with the TG V70d? This test is a Little fake
Enki 4U No reverb added. That's the mic picking up the room.
Sennheiser sounds the best
Sennheiser de longe!!!!!!!
Neuman kms 105
God heard this song and was like, "My son, I blessed you with other gifts... you should try praising me with those instead of the singing thing..."
gotta be honest. when listening to this...this does NOT represent thoroughly what these mics sound like LIVE...beta 58 sounds like a muddy mess in comparison to a kms 105 live!!! And KMS 105 sounds like thin but clear glass in comparison to the middy force of a 58! The best microphone for the budget probably was not featured: Audio Technica ATM 710
Yes - the Audio Technica ATM 710 is a beautiful mike in a live situation - solo and vocal ensemble. It's cardioid, but amazingly well controlled - better behaved than many super cardioids and does very nice things to all sorts of singer's voices!!
Oooo that v90r was horrible. The TG v70d sounded great with his voice.
If you want to test the microphones in the future can you at least put someone on them that can sing!
Meu Deus! Eu sou mal. Não consegui ouvir diferença! O homem canta muito bem!
O Bayerdynamic se saiu melhor!