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What does he want it to do? Or, rather, what does he think it's going to add that the current setup doesn't?
Also chips are "Plant-based" no matter how you cook them.
Also...does he cup the mic with his hands? Improper mic technique like that is usually the culprit if the vocal's not come through clearly.
Also chips are "Plant-based" no matter how you cook them.
or this:
...then the problem is him, not the mic or the preamp. This is an easy guide:
Basically...
tell us about the system and let us spend his money fr him,
Also chips are "Plant-based" no matter how you cook them.
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When recording then preamp differences can be subtle, especially once all the other instruments pile in on too.
Using a different mic is the way to go.
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A decent quality dynamic mic with a reasonably tight pattern like a 58, 845, 945 etc is all anyone needs in a live situation. Pre amps do make a difference in a studio situation, especially in terms of non linear character for drums and ultra low noise and clarity for female vocal but there's no point at all in using a high quality pre amp with a 58 into a Behringer desk or similar