Seen the SV33 they also make? After I saw it yesterday, I think I'll cry myself to sleep every night for the foreseeable future, as it's prohibitively expensive, especially in Europe. Hence I'm here looking at the more affordable SR314:) It is indeed elegant.
All these Earthworks mics are fantastic, thanks so much for reviewing them all, I slept on Earthworks for a while because all the hype is for German LDCs, but these are FANTASTIC, I want to buy THEM ALL!
This Earthworks SR314 sounded beautiful and rich. The Shure SM58 came in last with the other 2 mins in between. None of them were bad but the Earthworks was fabulous.
The SR314 is one of my very favorite microphones for live streaming. It sounds very nice on your voice here in my opinion - close to the Neumann. By the way, which party have you joined, exactly?
For me also it was a close call between SR314 and Neumann here. Comes to the matter of taste between them (for spoken word and vocals). The other two sounded pretty bad in comparison...
Earthworks sounds amazing! What a great microphone. Very detailed and it doesnt sound thin like the others that was compared with and its made in the USA.
Man. I had to rewatch this video with the fancy headphones on (some AKG monitor things). I think this mic is the end game for me? Starting on an sE V7 rn. Great video, as always!
I have the earthworks microphone and I adore it! This is the best overview I have ever seen, you're straight to the point, consistent and tested things that people wouldn't normally consider! Wish I saw this review when I was considering this purchase =D (though, I still would've bought it any way! LOL) My one concern with this mic is exactly what you showed in the plosive test. I love how genuine this mic is, it's exactly what I need. But I've definitely had to alter my singing to get ideal results. On the plus side, it's helped me waste less breath and helped me have softer p's, b's and anything else that can be plosive! Thank you for this phenomenal overview!
Awesome!! I was SO looking forward to your testing and opinion on this mic. I see it ALL over and didnt know if it was magical or something. Thanks for sharing.!
Microphones is peace - YEAH :-) Earthworks SR314, truly beautiful sound! And an aesthetically nice design for a change. The traditional functional design should be superseded in a unit at this price. Earthworks are showing the way and shaming narrow-minded designers. Thanks for all the really great information. - Padcastage is a gem !!!
The background noise rejection is awesome, as is the handling noise. The styling looks straight out of the '70s, for good or ill, although I suspect it's mostly a case of form following function. Amazing microphone. Thanks!
To me it has a more 1920s-30s Art Deco look, although i do see a resemblance to some 60s and 70s microphone designs like the Electro-Voice 664 (a really gorgeous mic that I had to have). I noticed this mic on some music videos, including Scary Pockets and Boyce Avenue, and even with YT's degraded audio it always stood out. And it's beyond gorgeous to behold!
I believe the band SHAED from Washington DC used this mic for all their EPs and albums. They also used it for their Paste Studios session. Blown away with how great it sounds even when distant from it, the extremely low handling noise, and how you gave a great review even after selling your soul to the Party.
Amazing one. That would be perfect for Podcasting and radio, I love using condenser on radio show, but they pic up so much, this one sounds like a good option.., Good rejection and amazing sound and detail. Love the cameo appearance of the U67 sitting on the right on the screen (to your left)..., really looking forward for that review!!
Best-sounding microphone I've heard in a long time - thanks for introducing it to us. And a work of art as well. I'm a "dynamic mic" user, but I'd buy this one if I had some kind of offshore account so I could hide the purchase from my wife :^)
Lovely review, and mic. Just one note: when testing the 90 degrees off-axis response, align the mouth the front of the mic (or capsule), not to the middle of the mic's length. Gives a more accurate picture. Especially for mics like this, the KSM8, and the EV RE series, as they aim to have uniform frequency response to exactly 90 degrees, after which they drop of sharply (as intended). If closer to the middle of the mic with your mouth, you speak into the rejection area. =)
Spot-on review. To my ears, Earthworks occupies the same rarified space as Manley, Josephson, Schoeps and Neumann. So it's good to see this mic come out. We have the KMS 105 which is great for interviews in noisy locations, but sounds a bit thinner than the SR314 which has that wonderful presence in the mids. Looking at my RTA meter, it also has quite a bit of energy down below 50hz, which accounts for the sensitivity to plosives.
I have them all. And the most used to play live is the lewitt 940mp. Because it doesn’t sound thin it has various switches inside Like the sennh e965 Then I have the earthworks sr40v second place, later the kms105. The sound in the sr314 is amazing but it pic a lot of outside noise and on stage is feedback picker so you can use it and sound better than all but need to be deep fully pre equalized
I've been waiting for this review! Thanks a lot, you always have the best reviews. I was listening to the video while looking at another tab, and when I heard you say "68 grams" I nearly fell out of my chair... navigated back and found the (very important) asterisk... haha!
Yeah. It would be some kind of crazy physics where it’s 1.5 pounds in the states, but only 68 grams in every other country on the metric system! SERIOUS MAGIC!
Thanks for the comparison. I confess I have a preference for SR314 and KSM 105. On this voice, SR314 adds presence and KSM105 seems more straight/cold. The Lewitt sounds too "thin" and the SM58 always so particular.
I so like the looks of it. And it sounds all right as well. I almost bought it, but then I remembered that I'm broke and I didn't buy it. But thank you for the recommendation!
My finding is unless you try out on the stage for live use, you Cant really tell the difference of each microphone tested in studio. And each voices are different. Some has flat some has already high frequencies in their voices. Also on stage, depends on PA system, speakers, specially the mic’s ability to handle softness, smoothness, pressure, pops which is not possible checking in studio. I was testing some mics in my studio. I see the differences. But with the same mics I could instantly decide which microphone is suitable for my vocal for live singing. Thank you for the review 😊
I listened to this through a good set of headphones. I still prefer the KMS105, at least for singing. I like the top end clarity of it with Neumann's smoother EQ. I like the clarity of the Earthworks, and the off axis rejection is excellent, but I felt you sounded lispy with it at times, and I prefer a bigger sweet spot when singing, and the plosive rejection on the Neumann can't be beat. But I guess you could easily EQ'ed out the sibilance if needed.
Amazing microphone, both from the sound and looks. i also liked the Neumann and the Lewitt. The Shure fell off by a huge margin, but considering the price gap between the Earthworks and the Shure, i'm not blaming the Shure. The Lewitt seems to be the big bang for the buck mike considered the price. It could keep up well in sounds and is about 150 Euros cheaper in price than the earthworks.
As neutral as this mic sounds, I don’t think the decision to have coloration is to necessarily “mask”anything; I feel a dynamic mic can add texture to vocal that can be really pleasing- just like a tube mic can add warmth which is basically just nice to listen to. In the end fidelity seems to be imperative with this microphone and that alone is an impressive feat considering that remains such the most elusive thing in audio.
Hello sir, 1st I would love to tell that I love the Unique way of your reviews. I want a suggestion. For home studio which Microphone you recommend between AKG P120 and MXL 770. Room is not perfectly acoustic treated, but silent enough. Bedroom Studio.
Gorgeous mic. The build and design are amazing, and the sound is oh so nice. Only thing I wouldn't like, aside from the plosives, is the highest end "shimmer" I hear. Not used to hearing that level of sibilance in your voice.
I'm really curious if this mic uses the same capsule as the Earthworks Ethos. One thing that hints that they're not the same is off-axis rejection, which is better on the SR314 than the Ethos, but the frequency response curve seems very similar. Does anyone know the answer?
Odd. I felt that in the comparison (Shure, Lewitt, Neumann), all the other mics captured more detail in the high frequencies. I did NOT find that fact (for my ears) to be a shortcoming. The one microphone that I think competes in the beauty department is the handheld Sennheiser MD-431, Prince's favorite microphone and a mic I associate with Siouxsie Sioux. Please review it!
Hey Bandrew! I'd really love to see what you and this awesome community would have to say in a Rode NT1 vs Lewitt LCT 440 Pure shootout. Is the Rode still the uncontested budget king? Or does Lewitt have unsuspected game?
Build quality reminds me of the Audix i5! I have one i5 for the snare and, like someone said in a forum, I could open a person’s head with it without a problem. Super sturdy.
Hi, i have a home studio non threated room. I need a best mic for my voice, bang for the buck, do you can recomend this mic? or i can buy something better at this money? i had MXL Revelation before and it's a not great for unthreated room
Wow sounds incredible, don't usually like condenser mics but this one is very smooth. However at 700 dollars I am perfectly happy with my current Electro-Voice RE11 :D
perfect review as usual. Please is it possible to do a review of the lewitt MTP940? This is my favorite vocal mic and I use it for recording but there is hardly anything written on this mic that I consider exceptional. I need the opinion of the best tester in the world to know that I am not crazy to like this microphone ;-)
What are your thoughts on BY MM1 as a desktop microphone? I'm thinking of placing the mic above my monitors (1-1.5ft away), pointed at my general direction. Will be connected to a USB soundcard. Any thoughts on this set up? @Podcastage
Even though they are way different - how would this compare to the re-engineered Telefunken m81/m80? Telefunken told me they changed the insides to minimize plosives would this be comparable in that department and then how about handling noise? Would one be better handheld vs in a stand? Any feedback would be appreciated.
SR314 open my third eye. I begin to hear it, the invisible barrier between our mouhts and our microphones. Everything sounds filtered and muffled ever since. I believe we can buy one and mimic other mics using EQ profiles or IR. Anyone has tried that?
May be, "it picks up everything" could be taken literally. At Thomann's a buyer wrote in spite of the mics impressive voice transmission he couldn't use it live as singer of a big band.The mic caused untamable feedback noise in a vehemency that singer didn't ever encounter before he tried this mic.
I love the look of it but I already have a KMS 105 and tbh even in the comparison here I still like the 105 more. The earthworks one is beautiful though.
Hi! Can you make a review for the Muslady 422a USB Interface? I have been seeing it alot in online stores but I haven't found a proper review for it yet. Keep up the good work!
Most beautiful microphone ever made in my opinion. It’s like a piece of Art Deco sculpture
Seen the SV33 they also make? After I saw it yesterday, I think I'll cry myself to sleep every night for the foreseeable future, as it's prohibitively expensive, especially in Europe. Hence I'm here looking at the more affordable SR314:) It is indeed elegant.
@@Tazmanian_Ninja That SV33 might be the best sounding vocal microphone I've ever heard!
That’s been on my radar for a while. Don’t encourage me Curtis!
@@Podcastage Bandrew, have you heard sample audio from this microphone? Oh my. (of course, do NOT buy it on credit, save up for it.) 🤓
@@Podcastage Also, let's please keep in mind that you just last week talked me into ordering a Rupert Neve Design Shelford Channel. Just sayin'.
The off axis rejection had me floored. This mic sounds like it is worth the price!
All these Earthworks mics are fantastic, thanks so much for reviewing them all, I slept on Earthworks for a while because all the hype is for German LDCs, but these are FANTASTIC, I want to buy THEM ALL!
omg it sounds so good, my ears are crying in happyness, i want this thing right now
This Earthworks SR314 sounded beautiful and rich. The Shure SM58 came in last with the other 2 mins in between. None of them were bad but the Earthworks was fabulous.
The SR314 is one of my very favorite microphones for live streaming. It sounds very nice on your voice here in my opinion - close to the Neumann.
By the way, which party have you joined, exactly?
For me also it was a close call between SR314 and Neumann here. Comes to the matter of taste between them (for spoken word and vocals). The other two sounded pretty bad in comparison...
I have joined MicSoc: th-cam.com/video/2j7ZiaZ22uw/w-d-xo.html
@@Podcastage loooool 😂, I subscribed to that channel too!
@@tkermi exactly. Interesting what happens to the mid frequencies on the other two mics, even when their frequency response charts indicate otherwise.
@@Podcastage If I subscribe to that channel, have I also joined the party? Thank you Citizen.
Earthworks sounds amazing! What a great microphone. Very detailed and it doesnt sound thin like the others that was compared with and its made in the USA.
My dear dear sound nerd. This IS the best singing mic you ever used. You are the most honest reviewer period. God bless you.
Man. I had to rewatch this video with the fancy headphones on (some AKG monitor things). I think this mic is the end game for me? Starting on an sE V7 rn. Great video, as always!
I have the earthworks microphone and I adore it!
This is the best overview I have ever seen, you're straight to the point, consistent and tested things that people wouldn't normally consider! Wish I saw this review when I was considering this purchase =D (though, I still would've bought it any way! LOL)
My one concern with this mic is exactly what you showed in the plosive test. I love how genuine this mic is, it's exactly what I need. But I've definitely had to alter my singing to get ideal results. On the plus side, it's helped me waste less breath and helped me have softer p's, b's and anything else that can be plosive!
Thank you for this phenomenal overview!
Awesome!! I was SO looking forward to your testing and opinion on this mic. I see it ALL over and didnt know if it was magical or something. Thanks for sharing.!
Another great mic review. Boggles my mind why people thumbs down these vids. Some folks just have no soul.
Does it come with a Kyber Crystal? I've always wanted a vocal condescending lightsaber.
lol, it really would make a great prop for that.
Microphones is peace - YEAH :-) Earthworks SR314, truly beautiful sound! And an aesthetically nice design for a change. The traditional functional design should be superseded in a unit at this price. Earthworks are showing the way and shaming narrow-minded designers. Thanks for all the really great information. - Padcastage is a gem !!!
The background noise rejection is awesome, as is the handling noise. The styling looks straight out of the '70s, for good or ill, although I suspect it's mostly a case of form following function. Amazing microphone. Thanks!
To me it has a more 1920s-30s Art Deco look, although i do see a resemblance to some 60s and 70s microphone designs like the Electro-Voice 664 (a really gorgeous mic that I had to have). I noticed this mic on some music videos, including Scary Pockets and Boyce Avenue, and even with YT's degraded audio it always stood out. And it's beyond gorgeous to behold!
Just got amaze for this mic build. This mic have an Art Build, just Wow! Like usual, the best person on earth for microphone review🤘
Wow! I can't believe I liked the SR314 better than the Neumann. Great job. Thanks. This is my favourite place to come on TH-cam now.
I swear this guy is the voice in my head when I go shopping for new gear.
I believe the band SHAED from Washington DC used this mic for all their EPs and albums. They also used it for their Paste Studios session.
Blown away with how great it sounds even when distant from it, the extremely low handling noise, and how you gave a great review even after selling your soul to the Party.
Amazing one. That would be perfect for Podcasting and radio, I love using condenser on radio show, but they pic up so much, this one sounds like a good option.., Good rejection and amazing sound and detail.
Love the cameo appearance of the U67 sitting on the right on the screen (to your left)..., really looking forward for that review!!
That intro was hilarious!
Best-sounding microphone I've heard in a long time - thanks for introducing it to us. And a work of art as well. I'm a "dynamic mic" user, but I'd buy this one if I had some kind of offshore account so I could hide the purchase from my wife :^)
Tell your wife that the party demands a contribution in the form of new microphone purchases. I'm sure that will go over really well. Hahaha.
Beautiful aesthetics, and definitely awesome flat sound. This mic is made from heaven!
Lovely review, and mic. Just one note: when testing the 90 degrees off-axis response, align the mouth the front of the mic (or capsule), not to the middle of the mic's length. Gives a more accurate picture. Especially for mics like this, the KSM8, and the EV RE series, as they aim to have uniform frequency response to exactly 90 degrees, after which they drop of sharply (as intended).
If closer to the middle of the mic with your mouth, you speak into the rejection area.
=)
Spot-on review. To my ears, Earthworks occupies the same rarified space as Manley, Josephson, Schoeps and Neumann. So it's good to see this mic come out. We have the KMS 105 which is great for interviews in noisy locations, but sounds a bit thinner than the SR314 which has that wonderful presence in the mids. Looking at my RTA meter, it also has quite a bit of energy down below 50hz, which accounts for the sensitivity to plosives.
I have them all. And the most used to play live is the lewitt 940mp. Because it doesn’t sound thin it has various switches inside Like the sennh e965
Then I have the earthworks sr40v second place, later the kms105.
The sound in the sr314 is amazing but it pic a lot of outside noise and on stage is feedback picker so you can use it and sound better than all but need to be deep fully pre equalized
That has to be in your top five. It sounds amazing all around.
Wow! That has one of the best noise rejections of any condensor mics I think I've ever heard.
Bandrew, that lyric in your song has to be your intro song for all of your microphone reviews.
Please make it so!
Finally! Been waiting for an opinion on Earthworks since I subscribed!
I'm not an audio guy.. but the clarity this mic has, is unlike many of the mics I have heard to this day.
This is the only place for a legit mic review.
I've been waiting for this review! Thanks a lot, you always have the best reviews. I was listening to the video while looking at another tab, and when I heard you say "68 grams" I nearly fell out of my chair... navigated back and found the (very important) asterisk... haha!
Yeah. It would be some kind of crazy physics where it’s 1.5 pounds in the states, but only 68 grams in every other country on the metric system! SERIOUS MAGIC!
"Microphones is peace!!!" True Dat Damn your reviews are good and entertaining as hell-- So where's a "Please bring Pizza pronto" shirt I can get???
I don’t have one yet. I do need to get that made though.
Yes please!!! I like your microphone police stuff!!!
@@Podcastage I second that. That shirt needs to exist.
And maybe a Bandrew signature beanie.
The Breakfast Menu If I could find a way to get beanie’s made with a little patch on it, then I absolutely would have those.
@@Podcastage and stickers too, or would those come "pre-crumpled"? :)
Thanks for the comparison. I confess I have a preference for SR314 and KSM 105. On this voice, SR314 adds presence and KSM105 seems more straight/cold. The Lewitt sounds too "thin" and the SM58 always so particular.
Good review Bandrew. Really like the tone of this mic. Any chances of you reviewing its big brother the Earthworks SV33 in the near future?
In the near future probably not. But maybe in the next year or so.
I so like the looks of it. And it sounds all right as well. I almost bought it, but then I remembered that I'm broke and I didn't buy it. But thank you for the recommendation!
I’m proud of you for being fiscally responsible my friend! Best duck is smart duck!
But the mic is really good.
My finding is unless you try out on the stage for live use, you Cant really tell the difference of each microphone tested in studio. And each voices are different. Some has flat some has already high frequencies in their voices. Also on stage, depends on PA system, speakers, specially the mic’s ability to handle softness, smoothness, pressure, pops which is not possible checking in studio. I was testing some mics in my studio. I see the differences. But with the same mics I could instantly decide which microphone is suitable for my vocal for live singing.
Thank you for the review 😊
I love the music test part of your reviews
This is one of the best sounding mics
Wow ! best vocal mic ever !!! Bravo ! great review !
Beautiful sound out of that mic and the construction appears to rock as well.
I listened to this through a good set of headphones. I still prefer the KMS105, at least for singing. I like the top end clarity of it with Neumann's smoother EQ. I like the clarity of the Earthworks, and the off axis rejection is excellent, but I felt you sounded lispy with it at times, and I prefer a bigger sweet spot when singing, and the plosive rejection on the Neumann can't be beat. But I guess you could easily EQ'ed out the sibilance if needed.
Incredible. So clean. The Neuman KSM105 came really close.
Amazing microphone, both from the sound and looks.
i also liked the Neumann and the Lewitt. The Shure fell off by a huge margin, but considering the price gap between the Earthworks and the Shure, i'm not blaming the Shure.
The Lewitt seems to be the big bang for the buck mike considered the price. It could keep up well in sounds and is about 150 Euros cheaper in price than the earthworks.
that mic made the 58 sound broken (and love the 58). the Naumann and earthworks sounded fantastic.
I have used them all, and the earthworks is easily my favourite. Anything is dependent of your voice and the space you are using it in, of course.
That's awesome that you've found the mic for you after trying a bunch. It is a fantastic sounding mic, that's for sure.Happy recording.
I like that song man. We need the full version.
Was doing some music theory work, but a Podcastage video came out... Switching to Podcastage video. Totally worth it.
Music theory is SO much fun. What was the music theory you were studying.
@@Podcastage I am currently doing the review section of Master Theory Book 4. Primarily triads, major/minor chords, harmonizing, melody writings, etc.
A whole heap of stage presence, plus a great sound. Pricey, but they'll still sell a ton.
As neutral as this mic sounds, I don’t think the decision to have coloration is to necessarily “mask”anything; I feel a dynamic mic can add texture to vocal that can be really pleasing- just like a tube mic can add warmth which is basically just nice to listen to. In the end fidelity seems to be imperative with this microphone and that alone is an impressive feat considering that remains such the most elusive thing in audio.
I like the Untreated Bandrew, he just felt... natural
Thought this was Welcome to Night Vale for several seconds.
Hello sir, 1st I would love to tell that I love the Unique way of your reviews. I want a suggestion. For home studio which Microphone you recommend between AKG P120 and MXL 770. Room is not perfectly acoustic treated, but silent enough. Bedroom Studio.
Gorgeous mic. The build and design are amazing, and the sound is oh so nice. Only thing I wouldn't like, aside from the plosives, is the highest end "shimmer" I hear. Not used to hearing that level of sibilance in your voice.
Thanks for your work! Enjoy it. That mic Soo good voice results.
Please review the Rode M5 and the Lewitt LCT 040 and compare them if possible. Not first.
The Swedish entry of Eurovision 22 uses this mic, that will give a boost to the sales, it was very noticable.
I'm really curious if this mic uses the same capsule as the Earthworks Ethos. One thing that hints that they're not the same is off-axis rejection, which is better on the SR314 than the Ethos, but the frequency response curve seems very similar. Does anyone know the answer?
The design comes out of Flash Gordon. Dr. Zarkov approves this mic.
Probably the best looking mic on the market. Sounds excellent too.
You’re the best reviewer on YT thx
An adhesive marketing device xD
@01:29
Odd. I felt that in the comparison (Shure, Lewitt, Neumann), all the other mics captured more detail in the high frequencies. I did NOT find that fact (for my ears) to be a shortcoming.
The one microphone that I think competes in the beauty department is the handheld Sennheiser MD-431, Prince's favorite microphone and a mic I associate with Siouxsie Sioux. Please review it!
MD is rejected by Bandrew.
The earthworks easily has my vote. very well done sir.
Wow this mic sounds amazing!
That mic sounds great and looks so freakin' cool :) ......thank you, Party Leader!
Hey Bandrew! I'd really love to see what you and this awesome community would have to say in a Rode NT1 vs Lewitt LCT 440 Pure shootout. Is the Rode still the uncontested budget king? Or does Lewitt have unsuspected game?
Sounds amazing, better than ever -> nice!
Does this mic make vocal tracks that sit in the mix without needing a lot of eq and effects? Is this a great studio vocal mic?
Build quality reminds me of the Audix i5! I have one i5 for the snare and, like someone said in a forum, I could open a person’s head with it without a problem. Super sturdy.
Alex Turner uses this mic sounds amazing
GAWD that is a nice sounding microphone!
I think a low end pop filter can help
Hi, i have a home studio non threated room. I need a best mic for my voice, bang for the buck, do you can recomend this mic? or i can buy something better at this money? i had MXL Revelation before and it's a not great for unthreated room
Also would you recommend what would be best for flavored microphone ?
Gonna need that, "audio is strength" t-shirt (or sticker) soon
Everything they make is perfect! I want the drum microphone set up so badly I can hardly stand it.
Wow sounds incredible, don't usually like condenser mics but this one is very smooth. However at 700 dollars I am perfectly happy with my current Electro-Voice RE11 :D
The EW seems like it was warmer but not as bright as the others.
Sounds smooth and detailed. I like it
I would've expected a direct comparison to the Shure Beta 87a/c as well, given that it's also a condenser handheld.
Maybe I missed it, but I didn't hear small diaphragm condenser in your review.
I liked the SM57 with the Fethead and mini 2" pop filter.
Crazy how close it is to the Neumann, probably very close in design and philosophy, would be worth opening both !
perfect review as usual. Please is it possible to do a review of the lewitt MTP940? This is my favorite vocal mic and I use it for recording but there is hardly anything written on this mic that I consider exceptional. I need the opinion of the best tester in the world to know that I am not crazy to like this microphone ;-)
Turns out they make it in Black going to buy one!
Can you show me how to remove a stuck shock mount
If I try to screw it of it screws also the silver part
This mic blows the others out of the water. What a great sound for voice and acoustic guitar!
Sounds awesome and the mids were way more natural Than the Neuman.
Sounds like a good broadcast mic for radio station use
What are your thoughts on BY MM1 as a desktop microphone? I'm thinking of placing the mic above my monitors (1-1.5ft away), pointed at my general direction. Will be connected to a USB soundcard. Any thoughts on this set up? @Podcastage
Nt1 vs earthworks, we need more comparisons!!
I thought your singing sounded pretty good on this 314. Maybe it was just the performance. Great review as always!
Even though they are way different - how would this compare to the re-engineered Telefunken m81/m80? Telefunken told me they changed the insides to minimize plosives would this be comparable in that department and then how about handling noise? Would one be better handheld vs in a stand? Any feedback would be appreciated.
I wonder how it works with screaming and growling.
SR314 open my third eye. I begin to hear it, the invisible barrier between our mouhts and our microphones. Everything sounds filtered and muffled ever since.
I believe we can buy one and mimic other mics using EQ profiles or IR. Anyone has tried that?
May be, "it picks up everything" could be taken literally. At Thomann's a buyer wrote in spite of the mics impressive voice transmission he couldn't use it live as singer of a big band.The mic caused untamable feedback noise in a vehemency that singer didn't ever encounter before he tried this mic.
I love the look of it but I already have a KMS 105 and tbh even in the comparison here I still like the 105 more. The earthworks one is beautiful though.
Hi! Can you make a review for the Muslady 422a USB Interface? I have been seeing it alot in online stores but I haven't found a proper review for it yet. Keep up the good work!