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Recording vocals

• We strongly recommend using the suppled

popshield attachment for all vocal recording. This

aids in minimising plosive sounds (hard ‘P’, ‘B’,

‘T’ and ‘K’ sounds) that produce a sudden jet of

air which can cause the capsule to overload and

produce a ‘popping’ sound.

• Any moisture on the microphone capsule can

cause problems for condenser microphones,

however the use of the pop shield will reduce the

risk of this occurring.

• Placement of the microphone and pop shield

relative to the vocalist may be varied on several

factors including room acoustics, the vocal

performance, and whether the vocalist has a high

or deep voice.

• An ideal reference is to begin with the pop shield

directly in front of the vocalist, and approximately

15cm (6”) away from the microphone. This will assist

in keeping the performer at a constant minimum

distance from the microphone and helps to

maintain reasonable recording levels.

• Experimentation should be made with the angle

from which the microphone is addressed, as

different results can be achieved when the vocalist

is ‘off-axis’ to the microphone (and the gold dot).