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- This is an explanation of the two major types of microphones, the Dynamic and Condenser. I end the video with a sound comparison between the Shure SM57 dynamic and the AKG Perception 170 Condenser microphones recording a variety of instruments.
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1:05 "A microphone is a device..."
Thats the moment I strapped myself in for the ride lol
Your voice reminds me of those puberty videos I watched in Middle school
Great video. You have a magnificent voice!
the sound test difference between the two was what I was looking for, thanks.
Thank you very much! I'm slowly pulling myself out of one of the longest creative slumps I've ever experienced and your complement helps a lot.
8 years on, I know most of this stuff but the content is great and your straightforward production keeps it pretty timeless. Also, your voice is noice.
Sir: You made my Day thanks for your Video-Lessons
quite possibly the most informative video ive ever seen. EVER. Thank you very much.
Thank you! Good luck with your projects!
neon lightning I totally agree
neon lightning 😁
I didn't learn anything new, but your voice is so soothing, I enjoyed the video anyway haha.
It really is! Makes me feel happy and safe haha
Hey lemme borrow your voice thx
+noisepuppet Holy shit yes.
+noisepuppet "My darling, I... can't get enough o' your love, babe". I would sing it all day long.
RIGHT?!?!
This is how explanations should be: to the point; so clear and amazingly presented. Thank you very much.
Very clear and concise, thank you for your video!
I was equally surprised by the sound of the Shure SM57.
I been doing this for over 45 years Brother. This is the best example I have ever seen comparing mics. Very well done!
Great stuff! I especially liked the various instruments on the end, untypical but something i've been looking for a while. Thanks a lot!
Great comparison and explanations. And you do have a simply extraordinary voice I could listen to for hours, incredible richness. Thanks a lot.
SM57 is a "desert island" mic. It's not the best sounding on everything, but it is arguably the most versatile microphone ever made. It sounds good on MOST things, whereas say, a U87, sounds best on SOME things.
Plus it's about $90 and nearly indestructible.
If you record anything, an SM57 is like bringing a pencil to school or a hammer to a construction site. It is that basic of a necessity.
thx bro
Geek Therapy Radio I almost shed a tear out of joy. I would never trade my SM57, but I would trade my U87. In a bad room, the SM57 sounds 10x more professional. Let that sink in.
@@Jjf109nine Yup. The vast majority or engineers would agree. If they could only use one microphone for the rest of their lives on absolutely everything, it's the 57. From kick drum to female vocals, a 57 can do it where a $100,000 modded U87 wouldn't go near a kick (well, maybe room or overhead).
Geek Therapy Radio Very true. When I tell upcoming engineers or artists to try an SM57 they think I am being cheap and end up getting a U87/U47 clone. They don’t understand the beauty of a SM57.
1. room: Any good dynamic sounds better than a LDC in a poor sounding room due to off-axis rejection.
2. tone: The SM57 has a bite and impulsive behavior which sounds very musical to the human ear. That instant record sound ala Bruce Springsteen.
3. SM57>SM7B: For me the SM57 works much better than the SM7B due to its impulsiveness. The way it handles transients is very unique and I have yet not found a mic that resembles that character (not even a SM7B).
The SM57 is truly a legendary microphone. It works for you and not against you. I have to say that you need a high quality preamp (Neve works best for me) to hear its full potential.
I greatly appreciate your no-nonsense approach and keep-it-simple style. I've been recording live bands for over a year and learned a lot from you.
Great video - thanks for doing the side by side the way you did. Super stuff!
I could listen to you explain this stuff all day! Very well made video :)
Very accurate, professional, well-made and useful video. Your voice is terrific for testing audio devices.
Excellent video, sir! You did a wonderful job with this! Thank you! :)
Great video. Very thorough, and good use of multiple instruments as examples. Well done.
Man, your vídeos have been of great help to me! Thanks a lot. Blessings.
Thanks for the in depth comparison! Nice work, many blessings.
You deserve a medal for this video... very informative and well done. Also, your voice is amazing.
Thank you, I didn't know the difference between the 2 types of mic, and also wanted to know about Phantom. You sir, helped me a lot. Thank you
Excellent video. Great explanation, great tests. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video! You really helped me understand the basics on these kinds of microphones now that I am looking to get my first portable/practice amp and mic setup. The dynamic is going to suit my needs best in this case. I also have to agree with everyone that you have a magnificent voice.
Best explanation i found on the web. Good work, bro!
Your highly helpful video has helped me to make my decision! I am choosing Shure SM57! Thank you!
Sweet! Thanks. Obvious how the P170 has better low freq response but the SM57 is much brighter. Great comparison test. Keep 'em coming!
straight to the point and great with the sound tests a big help thanks.
Great explanation, now I really understand the difference between studio and live mics. Cool video!
Excellent presentation Cane ... and to echo comments below, you’ve a great vocal range for demonstrating. Thank you. Much appreciated.
Very interesting comparisons. I was amazed how similar these microphones responded. The most noticeable difference was on the drum. Here the Shure had quite a lot of bass attenuation. Loved it on the other tests, though!
This was a very good and instructive video. Thank you for that.
BRILLIANT! I learned stuff and I do studiowork for a long time! ThanX
This shows its really important what you throw at a mic. Some instruments
don't respond well when you throw a 75 at it.
you'd think comparisons like these are everywhere, but they aren't, thanks for making this!
Super informative video. I especially liked the the comparisons and found that they were really helpful in determining the proper microphone for any given job. The voice test seemed to indicate that the sm57 was particularly good for recording voice in a conversational manor. I'd really like to hear a difference when singing at various ranges between the two.
canemajor THANK YOUF OR THIS VIDEO IT IS AMAZING and the fact that youa re comparing instruments like darbuka native flute and bamboo flute is really helpful. it would be impossible otherwise to find this kind of very helpful video anywhere else!!
Great no nonsense vid Cane, very informative.
Many Thanks
Hey, thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was very helpful to me in learning more about AV.
Thx again
Very nice sound comparision. Thanks for this.
Excellent and extremely helpful video! Thank you.
Hi. This video was very clear and easy to understand for anyone, and it's great that you don't assume that the audience has a lot of knowledge of microphones. It was interesting to hear the difference between the condenser and dynamic mic.
I wish other testers of microphones would use the varied instruments with radically different timbre so we can get a better idea of the frequency reproduction/characteristics etc.... Great job! I'm in the middle of a mic search to capture the very dark sound of my custom flugelhorn. The fat head review you did told me exactly what I wanted to know.
You are right about how well the dynamic mic recorded the flutes. I really didn't hear much difference in the outputs between the condenser and the dynamic mics. Very informative video! and very nice voice!
Wow...what a great voice you have!
Clearly an excellent way to A-B test microphones. Thanks for the video. And your voice is great!
Trace, thank you. Based on my ears I liked to Shure Mic it sounded clearer to me. I also enjoyed your voice and appreciated your doing the video. Very nice thank you again.
Well done & Thanks for doing this.... SM57 fared better than I expected.
Mr Trace, Very good information, and nicely presented. They both handle the natural resonance in your voice very well. Tough choice.
Thanks. I just got hold of a pair of Claritone dynamic mics. New to mics, so this is a major asset in the learning process of studio work.
Thanks......You play the Theremin! Those things are amazing!
very useful, very carefully put together. thank you
Thank you very much for clarifying between the Dynamic vs Condenser Microphones.
Nice explanation, guv. It's clear to me now.
Superb listening and learning experience from an outstanding teacher!
Thank you very much! Good luck with your projects!
congrats for the very good comparison video!
You're a very good teacher. You took things nice and slow, and I needed that. I agree about the flute sounding nice with the Shure. The triple chime, though sounded much much better with the AKG. Amazing how much difference there was. Thank you.
Sigrid Lee Thank you! I used to tutor English and my tutor voice tends to come out in my videos. Cheers!
You should be on radio, you got such a calming and clear voice. I liked this comparison, back when I first started learning about sound I wish I had this video. It was all trial and error back then, but I did find that each mic excels in certain applications. Great video!
I totally agreed on your comment about the SM57 performance on the flutes. It makes them sound very present and breathy.
I really enjoyed this video and felt it well represented both products. I am new to microphones, I really feel this gave me a better understanding of the differences and the pros and cons. Thank you for the information.
Excellent presentation and educational demonstration.. Thank you..
Great video, great explanation.
I'd like to nominate this vid for the best A-B comparison vid ever posted on TH-cam. I'm researching the Shure SM57 for a home studio. Thank you
Your voice is so awesome. I would never shut up if I had your voice.
Watching this video in 2018. Your voice just sounds so... divine, it could literally put me to sleep. I was trying not to, until you played different instruments.. ZzzzZzzzz lovely!
Thanks man. Really clear and helpful introduction for beginners like me. Thanks again.
Excellent video. i was surprised that the SM 57 sounded more natural in every comparison than the condenser (to my ears...). Thanks!
Very educational and informative! Thank you!
surprising how the sm57 is good with your voice, Thanks for those very usefull test !
Well presented and helpful information. Thank you! The instruments you used to listen to different frequencies were outstanding. You can really hear the difference in bass response with the Darbuka Drum.
This is the second video of yours where you come to the exact same conclusion as me when listening to the comparison. So my ears and my speakers obviously aren´t that bad after all. Or we have the exact same taste when it comes to sound. Anyway, I like your videos. The AKG P120 vs. AT 2020 comparison is also very good.
Awesome video man, thanks for the info!
Thanks. Very good and informative presentation
Great simple explanation and really informative for a novice like me .... and yes... what a wonderful voice you have ... thanks!
Thanks for your quick answer. It makes me to decide between two mics for mic my guitar. Good luck to you friend!
Thanks man! I actually started out with an SM57 back in 97. I think it's a great starting point for a home recording studio. I primarily record with condenser microphones now but when I play live I grab the 57. Good luck with your studio!
Thank you.....I just got my SM57's today and am very, very satisfied!
So reliable material. Thank you very much!
Really great video tutorial. Thank you!
A perfect English and a beautiful voice. Helpful, thanks
Loved the "this is what this microphone ships in" part! Demonstrates the differences in durability pretty well. Yeah, I agree on the woodwinds. The SM57 had a "breathier" quality to it which I was not expecting. The bells sounded like they had more "sparkle" through the SM57 too. In fact, for everything but the drum I actually thought the SM57 sounded better. This is probably explained by the frequency response curves you provided in your video. I'm listening through a Tascam US2x2 interface and some pretty good $250 headphones (V-Moda). Thanks!
Great and informative video! Thanks!
Awsome videos dude, they are incredibly helpful for those who are just starting in the studio world like me! Thanks!
This was a very informative video. You were very clear and articulate in your lesson and I should listen to the recordings with headphones as tablet speakers aren't great for reproduction of audio.
With the headphones I noticed a difference in the harmonics of the drum between the condenser mic, with a larger, flat spectrum and the Shure SM57 with a somewhat smaller but emphasized range.
Thank you very much for the demonstrations! Really informative as well.
Damn you've got an awesome radio voice haha, sweet video! Thanks!
Thanks man!
This was super helpful, thank you!
Very informative video. Thanks!
Thank you sir!!! This was nicely done and very informative! Now I feel like I can make an informed decision regarding the type of microphone that I'm looking to buy for dslr/video recording.
Thank you for this great info-video!
Great video,so helpful!!
Excellent video!
great video, i found it very useful!
Great organization on your video thanks!
VERY NICE review, thanks.
Great and helpful video, thank you very much
Excellent cool explanation.
This is the 3rd time I have watched your video. It's not to learn anything, I just like hearing your voice!
Great video for introduction of mics to a still photographer slowly being forced to make movies. Your are correct. The Indian Flute sounded great on the SM57. Thanks for the help.
listening to this guy makes me wanna go to sleep
dont get me wrong, well detailed video and everything, maybe the best explained by far