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Bookmark or Share- Getting rid of background noise/hiss | Cakewalk ForumsI would look into a low priced condenser, or even a shure SM57 will give you far better results than the mic you have now. The reason you are getting noise (or at least one of the reasons) is that because the mic is so cheap, you are having to turn your input gain up far more than you would otherwise have to when using a "real" mic.
- Shure PG57 vs SM57, worth trading up? | Cakewalk ForumsShure PG57 vs SM57, worth trading up? I've got a few Shure PG series microphones both PG57 & PG58. I'm wondering if anybody here has ever done a comparison of a PG57 vs a SM57 in particular and if so was there was a lot of difference, enough to justify trading up? This is for a hobby studio setup.
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- Can I use SM57 for live vocal? Pop filter? - Cakewalk ForumsThe sm57 makes a great live vocal mic, every time I've seen Tom Petty he used one and many other singers. If you want more output and frequency response the beta 57 is fantastic, it's my first choice for live work with my voice. There is a wind screen available for the sm57, I have one but have never needed it. Here is one place that sells them...
- The SM57 impedance mod - Increase gain <not for me> - Cakewalk ForumsThe idea of this mod is not to increase the gain of the SM57, it's to change the tone of the SM57. The idea is that most modern mixing desk pre-amps are very high impedance, which is supposedly not a good match for the mic. A resistor across the mic will always drop it's output a certain amount, as you are loading the circuit.
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