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Mountain bikes are different from cyclocross and road racing bikes,
for obvious reasons. Each of those categories has its own requirements, and the bikes show it. But what is a vocal mike, and how do the requirements for recording voice differ from recording an instrument? So far as I can see, the distinguishing thing about a vocal mike is that it's larger--much larger--than other mikes. Perhaps the object is to impress the singer. I can't think of any other reason to make a mike that large, and I can't think of anything about the human voice that requires a special mike. Could someone please enlighten me? Norm Strong |
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