Budget vs Expensive Microphones: A Chat With With Rob Mayzes & Adam Steel at NAMM 2023

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Adam Steele and Rob from mastering.com are at the Cloud Booth discussing the affordable equipment that is available today. They are using the new Cloud lifter X, which is a transformer-based Cloud lifter, and they are impressed with the extra zing it adds to the vocals.

They recall their own experiences of starting out in the industry, with Adam’s first microphone being an AKG C1000 and Rob’s being a Behringer BE1, which he admits was not very good. They both joke about the age-old advice of using an SM57 on everything, which still holds true to this day.

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