From Royer 121 to Dynamic Mic?! Prepare to be Amazed!

[@danieldavies7308]

What a fantastic review of this mic. Well done, man.

[@dannykihoalu]

Great sounding examples! With all that extended low end, it would be interesting to hear this mic on toms and kick!

[@NewHopeAudio]

Great video. Gotta say I was shocked that it’s $159 new. $60 more than a new 57 ain’t bad at all. Thanks for sharing.

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Yeah. I’m buying a couple more to have around. They are solid.

[@g3cd]

I got this as soon as it came out and in an untreated room, it still picked up too much room echoes for me. I kept it as I really liked how my voice sounded, but I will probably try out a LS-308 as well.

[@wolfwarren6376]

David is an acquaintance and Dusty Wakeman is a good friend. I got to check out the MA-D ahead of release, and let me tell you, this mic is incredible. I’m glad you think so too. My mind was blown.

[@tomedwardsmusic]

WOW those vocals in the first example sound like they were recorded on a nice condenser 🤯

[@ten-tonnetongue]

It's pretty easy, actually. Have you ever tried it yourself? If you have an SM58 (or a 57 for instruments) lying around, put it through some digital gain-staging with a bit of compression and a noise gate - you'll get a good sound.

[@jasonbodden8816]

@@ten-tonnetongue But if you're more discerning, you want a mic that sounds the way you need out the gate. Effects come after.

[@antcall6779]

Great as always 🤘

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

🤙

[@billesposito2112]

All I record is Vocals. My two favorite mics are my Mojave MA-300 and Mojave 201-FET.

[@whitepony1913]

Have you tried an Se Electronics v7? Seems close to that in comparison to a sm57.

[@matslagle]

I have a v7x on snare and I love it!

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

i have not

[@jonathangrant9417]

One more for the Se V7.... practical, rugged and great rejection.

[@kyronnewbury]

great sounding mic! I love the Lewitt MTP 440DM (great name). But it sounds great on a lot and has a very nice controlled top end and great mids

[@ianfreddy3804]

Great video. Love the channel!

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

Thanks so much!

[@DonDouglass]

I would love to hear some high gain guitar through that mic. It is so hard to find a different sound for that kind of guitar.

[@chasecampan-thornburg1721]

Excellent video.

[@miniatureface]

I’d love to know how it compares to shure’s ksm9 on vocals

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

We use the ksm9s all the time at church live. These feel more responsive and flatter. The ksm9s don’t seem to work with every voice. Especially female. And you can buy almost 5 of these for one ksm9 capsule ( not including a body)

[@peterbull3955]

Have you done a review of the aston stealth?

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

I have not

[@AlecBoyd]

I bet it doesn't suck on toms

[@belligerentamateur]

Gimme dat

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

it would actually be interesting to see what you think of it. I love it.

[@belligerentamateur]

@@RecordingStudioLoser I would def like to give it the ol college try

[@HarvinderSingh-yy8th]

MA- D is best dynamic mic ever made.

[@TheBassMountain]

Killer

[@PacifierMusic]

It’s a 57 for me

[@isaacros123]

It’s a cool mic but I agree, a SM7 works well for me as well.

[@kniferideaudio]

The title confusing because ribbons ARE dynamic microphones. I think you mean Moving coil dynamic microphone. Sorry... i'm a nerd.

[@RecordingStudioLoser]

I’m know I know… but typical nomenclature. I went back-and-forth for a while. Trust me lol.