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Screamer wanting gear and what should I get?
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| ScreaminSammy User Info... | Just started a kickass metal band sick of my crappy behringer mics and shite VOX effects pedals (anybody have any ideas on effects boards?)... If anyone knows where I can find an effects board and a good wireless system give me a shout .... Lookin for a good Sennheiser or Audio Technica but would settle of a Sure Beta 58 Got a few bills to drop down so send me an email [email protected] Lookin ASAP got my first show coming up soon so would like to be comfortable with the gear... cheers - Mon, 16 May 2011 8:05pm Edited: Mon, 16 May 2011 8:21pm | ||
| Crux User Info... | tc helicon vocallive shure sm58 /thread - Mon, 16 May 2011 9:46pm | ||
| ScreaminSammy User Info... | Can u email me with specifics [email protected] what does the hellion do for you digi? That sure beta come with the PGX 24 and - Mon, 16 May 2011 10:06pm | ||
| Crux User Info... | http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-2/ unless you're going to be playing gigantic venues(and since you're playing metal) i doubt you will be, a wireless system is just one extra thing to break. but it's your choice. I would get an sm 58 over a beta 58. - Tue, 17 May 2011 10:17am | ||
| Mr. Hell User Info... | To play the guy on the other shoulder... I own both a 58 and a Beta 58. The 58 is a great all purpose mic that doesn't require much technique in distance and positioning from your mouth when vocalizing. However, if you have that bullshit figured out, the Beta is your mic as it just sounds more robust and clear when used properly. I have tried a million (well 4 to be exact) vocal processing units and I find that they all kill the natural pounding and terror of a good vocalist's emittances. I use a Shure Beta 58 and a regular 58 when I feel lazy. I only have a DD-6 for making people's heads explode at the proper times. The sound man takes care of reverbs at the board anyway. What more do you need? Get someone in the band to get some vocal lessons and that should eliminate your need for a processing unit...unless you are not that good at vocalizing. Anyway, after that is all said and done, I will be looking at this new machine out of sheer curiosity to see if they finally invented a useful live vocal unit. - Sun, 19 Jun 2011 1:59pm | ||
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