Aston Halo review

[@TheHHHR]

I agree with you. I think your room sounds better on its own.👍

[@Michaelkenjarrell01]

Thank you Doug yeah it's a good product as long as you're in the right environment with it

[@adreamofwaking]

Great review!! I can definitely hear how your room is tight enough on its own without the halo. Thanks for shouting out Canary Complex and Flood District! About Aston microphones, the Aston Origin mic is really cool! I had one for a while. It has a bit of a "vintage" EQ curve to it, kind of more like that 60's Abbey Road sound

[@Michaelkenjarrell01]

Thank you son yeah I should have done a little bit more in-depth video but it's pretty much to the point

[@Michaelkenjarrell01]

Wow an think for the insight on Aston mics

[@leeanngreen3280]

As you say you dont need it. Sounds better without it in your case. I will need to use one in the studio myself, as I'll be in a bigger room when recording. Great tutorial and I enjoyed your song there! ❤

[@Michaelkenjarrell01]

Thank you Leanne good luck on your recording yeah I'm swaying towards the sound of the room too❤

[@jaimeleondelaparra3877]

Pretty cool stuff, brother.

[@Michaelkenjarrell01]

Thanks bro you have a great weekend

[@Michaelkenjarrell01]

In making the guitar and the vocal at the same time I didn't see a terrible big difference in The Sound by separating the vocal and guitar in the initial recording but at the end of the day for a vocal booth and for a really catch a really quiet sound especially if you're doing a song that doesn't require any hard singing and just a very soft vocal to Ashton Halo will definitely do the job

[@MrJim7431]

Very nice

[@Michaelkenjarrell01]

Thank you Jim I hope you’re well. I do a video every week I hope you tune in.

[@Michaelkenjarrell01]

Remember there were no effects on the vocal or the guitar it's all straight through the system to show the quality of the Aston Halo when recording