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Neumann U87 vs Rode NT1 - Microphone Comparison - Recording Studio

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I love both of these Microphones. The Rode NT1 is now a classic in all home and professional recording studios, which I have owned for over 20 years now and the Neumann U87ai is a 100% classic studio microphone and is expected to be housed in any pro studio.
Today I thought I would make a quick video and compare the microphones with a vocal recording and see if I could hear any huge differences between the two of them. Please note, these microphones are completely different in cost too. Could you tell which was more expensive and why?!?!
Lets be clear, this is a fun and quick video and not intended for in-depth microphone review. I hope the video gives you some entertainment and also inspiration too.
Happy recording to you!
Martin
Follow me on Instagram: Meyer Street Records
Video produced by Meyer Street Records
Camera - Sony A7iii
Video edited in Final Cut ProX
Audio recorded and edited using Pro Tools
Recorded, edited and mixed by Martin Van Der Sande
Studio kit used in the studio at Aston End Studios - Hertfordshire, UK
Yamaha TF5 mixer for monitoring audio signals
Genelec 1032c main audio monitiors
Yamaha NX5 reference monitors
Neve 1073dpx dual mic pre amplifier - main mic pre in the studio
TLAudio valve compressor for outboard compression
Microphones used for recordings - Neumann TLM49, Shure SM58, Neumann U87 Vocal Condenser Mic, Rode NT1a Microphone, AKG C414
Instruments used in videos but not all videos:
Yamaha U1a upright piano, Taylor acoustic 214ce guitar, Yamaha MX61 keyboard, Epiphone Les Paul, Epiphone Dot electric guitar, Yamaha Pacifica electric guitar, Fender Squire P Bass, Fender American Pro Stratocaster olive green guitar.
DAW - Pro Tools (latest addition) run on a Mac Pro.
For more info about me please visit the following Social Media:
Instagram @MeyerStreetRecords
Facebook @MeyerStreetRecords
Also on Facebook @Martin Van Der Sande
Not all music on this singer songwriter You Tube channel belongs to me. This channel is a mix between original content and also cover songs of my favourite artists.
Thanks, Martin (MSR)

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5 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 8

@jamesthomas7343 3 месяца назад

Thanks for this comparison, and yes, the mention that once we start adding effects and mixing, the appartent purity of any mic goes out the window. I appreciate your humility.

@EdgetoneStudios 8 месяцев назад

I have an NT1 from around 2007. They are fantastic mics. My son recorded three albums with a single NT1. I also hit 1000 subscribers in the past couple months. Congrats.

@meyerstreetrecords694 8 месяцев назад

Congrats too! I look forward to see some recording and mixing vids on your channel too :-) Keep well

@isaacdust 8 месяцев назад

Good to see you back, Martin. Hope you have a great 2024.

@ChadMasonFilms 8 месяцев назад

Enjoyed that - useful comparison. For your voiceover though I wander if you could do with generally using the heavier pop-shield on the SM7b (the A7WS - the other one that comes with it). Sounded a bit plosive (ironically when you were talking about pop shields!) to me. Could be my headphones of course. I tend to leave that one on all the time. Nothing wrong with good annuciation!

@aleksamrkela831 8 месяцев назад

Nice comparison! I was never a fan of the NT1, and still ain't. It's an extremely bright microphone that I find doesn't take processing very well. It might fool one into thinking it's awesome in solo, but every time I tried it in the mix, it sounded thin. Just my two cents! In truth, my favorite of all these mics was the one mic you used, but didn't test - the SM7B. :D Now, there's a workhorse!

@meyerstreetrecords694 8 месяцев назад

Great insights. The SM7b for me is a rock go to for sure. Happy recording to you!