Nella mia attrezzaturaSennheiser MD 421 II
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Sennheiser MD 421 II : Recensione di James...
" Grande per il lavoro di voce"
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Caratteristiche
Ha un basso 5 knotch controllo. Design molto direzionale. Questo è un microfono classico noto per la costruzione robusta ed affidabilità, nonché una prestazione di alta qualità. So che queste sono tipicamente utilizzati per la batteria in studio, ma io ho il mio uso per lo più voci fuori campo. Ho eseguito un podcast settimanale con un paio di amici e ho 4 di queste tocca proprio a tale scopo. Funziona abbastanza grande per questa applicazione anche se non alla fine tutto sia tutto di microfoni voce. Mi aspetto che il MD421 sarebbe ancora meglio come un microfono viva voce a causa della sua mancanza di feedback o del rumore. Non ho mai può ottenere il feedback non importa quello che faccio. Sono molto chiare e hanno una bella gamma di risposta.
Ho anche usato questo microfono per alcuni stravaganti utilizzi come congas registrazione e persino strumenti a fiato. Ricordo ancora il giorno mi è stato chiesto di eseguire suoni per un festival al di fuori e ho usato un paio di questi al microfono il percussionista di una band che stava suonando. Ad un certo punto ha iniziato a piovere abbastanza difficile e la band continuato ad andare. Un sacco di microfoni sul palco ha iniziato a malfunzionamento notevolmente, ma la MD421 non sembrava avere problemi. Si sono abbastanza bagnato troppo. 3 anni dopo le ho ancora e non sono in qualsiasi forma peggiore.
Ho anche usato questo microfono per alcuni stravaganti utilizzi come congas registrazione e persino strumenti a fiato. Ricordo ancora il giorno mi è stato chiesto di eseguire suoni per un festival al di fuori e ho usato un paio di questi al microfono il percussionista di una band che stava suonando. Ad un certo punto ha iniziato a piovere abbastanza difficile e la band continuato ad andare. Un sacco di microfoni sul palco ha iniziato a malfunzionamento notevolmente, ma la MD421 non sembrava avere problemi. Si sono abbastanza bagnato troppo. 3 anni dopo le ho ancora e non sono in qualsiasi forma peggiore.
Has a 5 knotch bass control. Very directional design. This is a classic mic known for rugged build and reliability as well as a high quality performance. I know these are typically used for drums in the studio but I use mine for voiceovers mostly. I run a weekly podcast with a couple of buddies and I have 4 of these on tap just for that purpose. It works pretty great for this application although not the end all be all of voice mics. I expect the MD421 would be even better as a live voice mic due to its lack of feedback or noise. I can never get it to feedback no matter what I do. They are very clear and have a nice response range.
I've also used this mic for some oddball uses like recording congas and even wind instruments. I still remember the day I was asked to run sound for an outside festival and I used a couple of these to mic the percussionist of a band that was playing. At one point it started raining fairly hard and the band kept going. A lot of the mics on stage started to malfunction noticeably but the MD421's didn't seem to have any issues. They got pretty wet too. 3 years later I still have them and they aren't in any worse shape.
I've also used this mic for some oddball uses like recording congas and even wind instruments. I still remember the day I was asked to run sound for an outside festival and I used a couple of these to mic the percussionist of a band that was playing. At one point it started raining fairly hard and the band kept going. A lot of the mics on stage started to malfunction noticeably but the MD421's didn't seem to have any issues. They got pretty wet too. 3 years later I still have them and they aren't in any worse shape.
Opzioni Generali
Questo è probabilmente uno dei miei preferiti microfoni per le situazioni di veramente forte o situazioni in cui il feedback è incline ad accadere. Non sarà mai un feedback nella mia esperienza. La forma strana può essere un problema se non si ha la clip proprio a portata di mano. E la clip che fa uso molto fastidioso. Alla fine della giornata è un microfono molto affidabile per un numero di usi dispari. Basta non cadere troppo in amore con esso. Non funziona per tutto. Ancora, vale il prezzo e penso che tutti dovrebbero avere uno o due almeno. Molto probabilmente vi sopravvivono indipendentemente dal fatto che si prende cura di loro.
This is probably one of my favorite mics for really loud situations or situations where feedback is prone to happen. It won't feedback ever in my experience. The odd shape can be an issue if you don't have the proper clip at hand. And the clip it does use it very annoying. At the end of the day it's a great reliable mic for a number of odd uses. Just don't fall too in love with it. It doesn't work for everything. Still, well worth the price and I think everybody should get one or two at least. They will likely outlive you regardless of whether you take care of them.
Original English text: Great for voice workCharacteristics
Has a 5 knotch bass control. Very directional design. This is a classic mic known for rugged build and reliability as well as a high quality performance. I know these are typically used for drums in the studio but I use mine for voiceovers mostly. I run a weekly podcast with a couple of buddies and I have 4 of these on tap just for that purpose. It works pretty great for this application although not the end all be all of voice mics. I expect the MD421 would be even better as a live voice mic due to its lack of feedback or noise. I can never get it to feedback no matter what I do. They are very clear and have a nice response range.
I've also used this mic for some oddball uses like recording congas and even wind instruments. I still remember the day I was asked to run sound for an outside festival and I used a couple of these to mic the percussionist of a band that was playing. At one point it started raining fairly hard and the band kept going. A lot of the mics on stage started to malfunction noticeably but the MD421's didn't seem to have any issues. They got pretty wet too. 3 years later I still have them and they aren't in any worse shape.
I've also used this mic for some oddball uses like recording congas and even wind instruments. I still remember the day I was asked to run sound for an outside festival and I used a couple of these to mic the percussionist of a band that was playing. At one point it started raining fairly hard and the band kept going. A lot of the mics on stage started to malfunction noticeably but the MD421's didn't seem to have any issues. They got pretty wet too. 3 years later I still have them and they aren't in any worse shape.
Overall Opinion
This is probably one of my favorite mics for really loud situations or situations where feedback is prone to happen. It won't feedback ever in my experience. The odd shape can be an issue if you don't have the proper clip at hand. And the clip it does use it very annoying. At the end of the day it's a great reliable mic for a number of odd uses. Just don't fall too in love with it. It doesn't work for everything. Still, well worth the price and I think everybody should get one or two at least. They will likely outlive you regardless of whether you take care of them.
