What exactly does a singer need for proper equipment to support vocals with a band? Any suggestions as to what brands to buy? And how much does something like this cost?
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Any suggestions on vocal equipment to buy?
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Any suggestions on vocal equipment to buy?
by Jazzygirl » March 13th, 2010, 1:14pm
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Re: Any suggestions on vocal equipment to buy?
by yellow ed » March 13th, 2010, 2:12pm
a microphone!
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Re: Any suggestions on vocal equipment to buy?
by Jazzygirl » March 13th, 2010, 2:56pm
Um yeah...you think? That was helpful! Thanks!
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Re: Any suggestions on vocal equipment to buy?
by yellow ed » March 13th, 2010, 3:18pm
Jazzygirl wrote:Um yeah...you think? That was helpful! Thanks!
Anytime! Glad I could be of assistance.
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Re: Any suggestions on vocal equipment to buy?
by crentist » March 13th, 2010, 3:22pm
heavy on the ass 
The resonant frequency of the clitoris is too low for the guitar players to take care of.
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Re: Any suggestions on vocal equipment to buy?
by drumthoughts » April 21st, 2010, 10:34am
Shure Mics are inexpensive and durable Check out the 58 series:PG 58-cheap about $50, SM 58-Good and widley used about $90 and The Beta 58- High end and very capable about $150. Good Luck
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Re: Any suggestions on vocal equipment to buy?
by DownstrikeVox » May 3rd, 2010, 2:22pm
Another mic comparable to those Shure options is the Audix OM2.
If you want to get fancy/expensive, a nice doubling pedal can help as well. TC Helicon makes a bunch of great vocal pedals.
If you want to get fancy/expensive, a nice doubling pedal can help as well. TC Helicon makes a bunch of great vocal pedals.
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