Hey cuzo, first of all, let me shoutout “Tabby!!!!” great vocals, “wowwwwwww” & bravo, she has a great voice, now I like the (ML-1 mike & the vintage V-12, but the vintage 67 is nice too), her singing sounds so amazing, u guys rocked it!!
I’m definitely not an expert on this subject, but I loved the ML-1 in every situation! It sounded warm and clean. The V12 was a close second. I think the V12 sounded the best with the processing/music! However, Tabi can sing into a tin can and make it sound good! 😂 Thanks for sharing!
You are too humble @CandraR. The ML-1 has been a go to mic for different voices for years. One of the reasons I added the V12 to the mic locker was to have a similar but different flavor to the ML-1. I’ll let “one-take” Tabi know for sure. 🤣 Thanks for leaving a comment.
i like the warm audio wa87 sounds really good but have You ever tried the avantone cv12 ?? if you have what you think is better the warm audio wa87 or the avantone cv12
I haven’t tried the Avantone C-12 but a few friends that have it like it. I own the Miktek CV-4 which is along the lines of that AKG C-12 sound. The top end on these tube mics are really nice. To answer your question, it depends on the music and voice that will be recorded. For pop or a really dense mix, I might lean towards a cv12.
@@TheMusicRig I don't own a U67 or Telefunken 251 but, those are my favorite mics. They work well with most vocals and both take eq well. Now, as far as the workhorse in my studio, believe it or not, we use an AKG C214--Neve 1073 DPA--Pro Tools. We've developed our template to work well with it and cover a variety of vocal types without breaking the bank. We have U87's, Mojave MA-200 and MA-300, Blue Kiwi and a bunch of other staple/utility mics but the C214 is universally used. That was the vocal chain used for Tee Grizzley's "First Day Out" at our studio.
Hey cuzo, first of all, let me shoutout “Tabby!!!!” great vocals, “wowwwwwww” & bravo, she has a great voice, now I like the (ML-1 mike & the vintage V-12, but the vintage 67 is nice too), her singing sounds so amazing, u guys rocked it!!
Hey cuzzo!!! You already know how music runs in the family so you got that good ear. Appreciate you fam! ✊🏾
Super helpful, man. Thank you! God bless.
I’m glad it was helpful. I appreciate the feedback. God bless 👍
I’m definitely not an expert on this subject, but I loved the ML-1 in every situation! It sounded warm and clean. The V12 was a close second. I think the V12 sounded the best with the processing/music! However, Tabi can sing into a tin can and make it sound good! 😂
Thanks for sharing!
You are too humble @CandraR. The ML-1 has been a go to mic for different voices for years. One of the reasons I added the V12 to the mic locker was to have a similar but different flavor to the ML-1. I’ll let “one-take” Tabi know for sure. 🤣
Thanks for leaving a comment.
Great Video, brother. JZ mics really killed it this time.
amazin sis
Keep videos coming cuz. U are all blessed ✌🏿
More videos are coming for sure. Thanks for commenting. Peace and love
I would probably go with that jz v12! All of them sound good though.
@@southpau Seems like a favorite. What makes you more inclined to the JZ V12?
The slate is kinda rockin! But so is the jz! Not mad at the Roswell though! Tabi’s voice is so good you kinda forget about the mic.
I’ll take a good vocal any day of the week.
Very good info from a pro! Thanks for sharing!!! 🙏🏽
@@taylorgamble8341 Thanks a lot
i like the warm audio wa87 sounds really good
but have You ever tried the avantone cv12 ?? if you have what you think is better the warm audio wa87 or the avantone cv12
I haven’t tried the Avantone C-12 but a few friends that have it like it. I own the Miktek CV-4 which is along the lines of that AKG C-12 sound. The top end on these tube mics are really nice.
To answer your question, it depends on the music and voice that will be recorded. For pop or a really dense mix, I might lean towards a cv12.
Wow you have a pair of really old krk 😮
Good eye. They definitely provide mid range focus that helps me for tracking and mixing reference. 👍
Saludos Jr. Great voice and info! Hugo
@@masquevencedores2275 Thank you Hugo. I appreciate you leaving a comment. 🙏
Great video! Great insight 🔥🔥
@@SAVHILL Thank you. I plan to do more.
The JZ V12 was best on her vocals in my opinion with the K47 in second place and JZ V67 in 3rd.
@@Only1Science Great observation! The JZ V12 tends to bring out clarity for vocals. Do you have a preferred go to mic?
@@TheMusicRig I don't own a U67 or Telefunken 251 but, those are my favorite mics. They work well with most vocals and both take eq well. Now, as far as the workhorse in my studio, believe it or not, we use an AKG C214--Neve 1073 DPA--Pro Tools. We've developed our template to work well with it and cover a variety of vocal types without breaking the bank. We have U87's, Mojave MA-200 and MA-300, Blue Kiwi and a bunch of other staple/utility mics but the C214 is universally used. That was the vocal chain used for Tee Grizzley's "First Day Out" at our studio.