John wrote:
I immediately formed the (testable?) > opinion that her lower resonances were just in the range that the little > device reproduced the best, and that mine were too low for it. I think this > is so to a greater or lesser degree with all recording equipment, and Dre's > suggestion to Lisa to compare other voices on the same recording is likely > to be quite instructive
I'm quoting this from Berklee's website http://www.berklee.edu/html/in_voic.html ):
"Required Equipment for Vocalists To get the most out of your studies at Berklee, please bring the following equipment with you:
Microphone Mic cord A good quality microphone to start out with that is reasonable in price is the Shure SM58 or Shure-Beta SM58. The Beta has a better higher frequency response, which is good for many female vocalists. High end microphones (which many famous artists use) are excellent but more expensive. These include Sennheiser, Beyer-Dynamic, AKG, and Electro-Voice."
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