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> Can A Singer Be "too Loud"?
karambos
post Thu 3 Jun 2004, 20:33
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A singer says she has a very loud voice & thinks this will cause problems when she comes to record in my studio.

I have a Nuemann TLM 103, an AKG Solidtube, a Sennheiser 421, a Shure SM57 and a kick drum/Tuba/bass mic

Does anyone reading this think it really could be a problem?


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dougk
post Thu 3 Jun 2004, 21:10
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She's probably overloaded a few cheap preamps in the past, but if yours has decent headroom and you drop the gain way down you shouldn't have any problem.
Actually, the biggest problem I've had with loud vocalists is reflections from nearby surfaces. A singer belting it out can really activate a small room.
Good luck!
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- karambos   Can A Singer Be "too Loud"?   Thu 3 Jun 2004, 20:33
- - dixiechicken   That seems very unlikely. You can probably: 1) Lo...   Thu 3 Jun 2004, 21:00
- - destroyw   just add a little compression...or, if she's a...   Fri 4 Jun 2004, 17:05
- - drjimuk   For recording vocalists who scream and roar, are d...   Tue 8 Jun 2004, 22:28
- - dten   Perhaps simply more rugged?   Wed 9 Jun 2004, 04:19
- - destroyw   screamers don't really need a condensor mic to...   Wed 9 Jun 2004, 14:08

 

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