SM58 as good for instruments as SM57? | HomeRecording.com
2004年6月5日 · Info on the 'Shure SM series' page is interesting. They call the SM57 an instrument mic. On their "Who's Using the SM57" page, most of the uses are for Snares. There are a few others, but no vocals. Shure calls the SM58 a vocal mic. On the "Who's Using the SM58" page, most of the uses are for vocals with a little bit of instrument use.
Phantom power and Shure SM58 - HomeRecording.com
2008年11月29日 · I have a Soundcraft Spirit F1 mixing board. It provides phantom power for condenser mics but it's either on for the full board or off, in other words, it can't be assigned to individual channels. I use condenser mics for acoustic guitar and I have a Shure SM58 for vocals. If I switch on phantom...
Behringer XM8500 vs. Shure SM58 - HomeRecording.com
2011年8月13日 · The SM58 seemed more sensitive where you positioned it when controlling feedback (compared to the XM8500). Again, this is a very subtle quality. 3. The Shure SM58 has a slight "Bump" in the mid / high-mid range (as you probably know). Not a bad thing at all.
Just bought a Shure Sm58 I want to plug it into a guitar amp
2017年11月9日 · ^ Or similar at your 10-20. The above 'unbalances' the mic signal and give a useful 'free' 19dB'sh boost to the mic's output. We had a couple of those traffs feeding into the mic jacks of a Teac A3440 OR machine and they worked well. You will probably find similar on 'Zon but £19 is pretty cheap for audio transformers so Caveat Emptor! BTW.
How to know My new Shure Sm57 & Sm58 are Original or …
2019年8月18日 · The spec sheets I saw had the SM57 at 284g and the SM58 at 298g.It would seem the SM58 is farther off spec, but I also do not know how consistent those weights have been historically.
Does a Shure SM58 to computer need a preamp?
2011年1月12日 · You can get a proper recording soundcard with suitable built in preamps for not a lot of money. The soundblaster stuff is designed for gaming, listening to movies and talking on Skype. If that's the kind of thing you are doing, get a computer mic. That is the type of mic that the card you have was designed to work with.
Grand Piano - SM57 and SM58 | HomeRecording.com
2005年9月3日 · I used to use 57s on piano for live applications . . . I'd avoid it recording if I could. You can get a decent sound on grand if you mic underneath and play with placement until you've got it just right. Or you could use the 58 & 57 as a stereo pair with the ball removed on the 58. Either way, the top end will suffer compared with a condenser.
Static on my Shure SM58? - HomeRecording.com
2010年1月20日 · This will isolate if it's the mic/mixer or if it's mixer/soundcard. Also, what type of cable or you using for the SM58, XLR or is it a 1/4". An unbalanced mic cable can make a big difference. Remember, the signal from the mic down the cable is extremely weak, that's why you need a preamp just to get it to a line level signal.
Shure SM58 Mic playback only coming out of one ear after …
2014年3月1日 · I'm using a Shure SM58, Cubase LE 5, and a Lexicon Alpha audio interface. When recording into Cubase using my mic it only records in the left input, so when I play it back I only get sound through one speaker. When I use the mic without recording and just talk into it and listen through my Lexicon Alpha it comes through in both speakers.
Shure SM-58 vs. AKG D880 - HomeRecording.com
2002年6月16日 · I have only used the SM57 in a live show -- that was years ago, but it was a great mic. For acoustic guitar and voice, I use an AKG D65s. It was about $50. It's a well-built mic -- I've dropped it several times. And while it's not an SM57, it's pretty decent. Personally, I'll be looking for an SM57 or 58 soon, based very much on what I read here.