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Is the new Shure MV7X really ”just” a podcast mic or can you also record music with it? Here’s what the Shure MV7X sounds like with a strummed acoustic guitar, when compared to a Shure SM57.
• The microphones were recorded using a Cranborne Audio Camden EC2 preamp.
• Guitar used: Tanglewood TW28-CSN
The new Shure MV7X is billed as a ”podcast mic”, but does it stand up when it comes to recording instruments? Here’s what the Shure MV7X sounds like with a Blues harp, when compared to a Shure SM57.
• The microphones were recorded using a Cranborne Audio Camden EC2 preamp.
• Harmonica used: Suzuki Bluesmaster (in G)
Is the new Shure MV7X really ”only” a podcast microphone? Here’s how it fares compared to the studio mainstay – the Shure SM57.
• The microphones were recorded using a Cranborne Audio Camden EC2 preamp.
• Amp used: Bluetone Black Prince Reverb
• Pedal used: Mad Professor Simble Overdrive
• Guitar used: Fender (Japan) ’62 Telecaster Custom
A demo of the Squier Bronco Bass and the Höfner Ignition B-Bass SE based on the Eighties classic ”Genius of Love” by Tom Tom Club.
Höfner Ignition Violin Bass SE
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• The bass tracks, guitar tracks, and the tambourine have been recorded with a Shure MV7X and the Cranbourne Camden EC2.
• The electric piano (Korg SP-200) was recorded with a Cranbourne Camden EC2.
• Guitar amp – Bluetone Black Prince Reverb
• Bass amp – Bluetone Bass 200
• Guitar used – Hamer USA Studio Custom
• Phaser – EHX Nano Small Stone
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