Tiny Dancer (Live Cover) 

Will work on that! Meantime, check out some of my other recordings as well!

Thank you!

Thank you so much! Be sure to check out some of my other recordings too. Hoping to post some new ones soon!

Thanks!

Hey Man... Things are going well, thanks! The mics are 2 totally different animals, and both have pros and cons. PROS for AE6100: - It's hyper-cardioid... a big reason Elton/Elton's engineers switched to it. It's basically dead if you're not right on it, like "eating the mic". There's insane amounts of off-axis rejection from anything within 100-120 degrees from center in either direction. There is a small lobe at the base of the mic, so you cannot have a floor monitor directly in front of you or it will ring due to that lobe at the base. - Very balanced frequency pattern as well... nice boost at 5K and around 10K for clarity. PROS for The Beta 58A: - It's is a Supercardioid, so it has good off-axis rejection, but not as good as the AE6100, but still very good. One nice thing about a slightly less intense polar pattern is that it isn't dead when you back-off of the mic a couple inches. I also fine, due to this, it's much more linear as you go from say 4-5 inches back and begin to climb on it. But if you have the technique Elton does, where he's literally on it... that doesn't really matter. - From an aesthetic standpoint, I like the traditional round grille on the Beta, less angles and larger than the AE6100... so if you turn your head to look at something, again, it's more forgiving. CONS for AE6100: - To my point above, I don't like that when you back off an inch or 2 to stretch a note that you lose some gain. All due to the extremely tight pickup pattern. CONS for Beta 58A: - It's a bit strong in the mid-range. This is good and bad: good that you'll cut through, back that it can make you sound more hollow. I like to dip (slightly) between 800-3K just to balance that out a bit. I like my voice in the AE6100, but I like the pickup of the Beta. There's an AE4100... that is a basically the same mic as the AE6100, only it's a cardioid pattern. Even less off-axis rejection, but I would imagine smoother and more linear. I'm heavily considering purchasing one in hopes to get the best of both worlds.

Yes! Check out my EQ breakdown here --> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-klWNVp-ivOU.html

Elton? Yes Me in this recording? Yes