Talking about studio, we always think of great things, a lot of fun, creativity, a lot of music and a great sound. Average people always look for great sound, paying less for the equipment that they really need. One thing that you really need to have a good quality in your studio is the mic. If you're looking for great sound and at the same time to pay a small amount of money for mic you need Blue Bluebird.
I bought this microphone primarily for recording vocals in
my home studio. I had read various reviews online. It really is a great
microphone, the sound is detailed and crisp and makes my voice sound
awesome. Some of my friends have also recorded acoustic guitar using this microphone and
it sounds really nice, warm and cuts through very nicely. This mic definitely accentuates some of the high frequencies
but in a good way, it helps everything to cut through nicely.
Blue Bluebird studio condenser mic - transformerless
design, requires 48V phantom power (35V min), 138dB max. SPL,
20Hz-20KHz thomann frequency range, cardioid. BLUE have engineered the
Bluebird to be as versatile as possible, with applications ranging
from vocals to electric and acoustic guitars, close miking of drums,
drum overheads, percussion, piano, horns, strings and any other
application where crystal clear sound quality and detail is of
the utmost concern. The Bluebird also includes a specially designed
shockmount S3 and a metal mesh pop filter - the BirdNest.
So I really recommend you this mic in Europe it costs about €320. It is a beautiful looking microphone and sounds very good ,
especially when used in for close vocals but is versatile
enough to be used with acoustic instrument.
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