Mannn I feel like the Eden is up there with ANY high end microphone. The multiple voicings make it useful for any source and Lauten doesn’t enough credit for being a solid company. Honestly, the Atlantis is no slouch either.
I already own and love both mics, including a pair of Atlantis. I feel like I know them both even better now. Outstanding video that helps spread the word on these outstanding studio tools. THANKS!!
Thanks for commenting, checking out the video, and the kind words. Both of these mics are legit powerhouse options in my opinion. And they’re competitively priced for the results the yield. They’re regularly use in my lineup of mics and I’d put them against most options on the market
hey steve, my fav mic is 251 style...I currently own slate digital ml1 and I was thinking about buying the LA Eden (for vocals and acoustic guitar) because they say is more into this 251 style..However, watching this video I feel the forward on atlantis sounds better and more airy when recording vocals! Since you own both mics, what would you recommend? thank you very much!!
Hi@@reallygreatloops ! I wouldn't describe either of the Lauten microphones as being 251 type microphones. Do you own and like the Blackbird 251 model for you Slate mic? It's in the Blackbird Expansion. If you don't have that expansion, that's a fairly inexpensive way of getting a good 251 type mic. My favorite 251 type mic that I own is the Mojave MA-1000. It does the 251 thing very well and doesn't cost as much as other serious 251 type microphones. That being said, both of these Lauten microphones are excellent, versatile tools that you'll never regret owning. Forward on both of these works very nicely for pop vocals. Personally I've never used forward setting on acoustic guitars. If you live anywhere near TN you're welcome to come to my studio and try any/all of these out before you buy.
sadly I live in brazil! its too far haha...but thank you very much anyway! :) Yes I have the blackbird expansion! That's what I use all the time! I've heard great things about mojave too! I thought I've seen a lauten audio comment saying the eden could do somehow similar to the 251 style... but now will consider the mojave too now! haha thanks @@stevehickman9635
The Eden had a much more majestic sound on its own, but the Atlantis cut through better in the mix. Plus I liked how the Atlantis didn't wash out when the vocals got quiet and tapered off, unlike the Eden. Great demo!
I’m a fan of both mics. I think they both have their place on sources and the multiple voicing modes cover a lot of ground. Thanks for commenting, watching the video and checking out the channel!
Yessssss!!! #MooreMicsPlease Man that Eden is something else! It has so much fullness to it even with stock interface preamps which is something I felt the Atlantis was lacking, especially in forward mode. When you put the Atlantis thru the Weight Tank, that was when I finally started enjoying the sound of it. I swear you can make every mic sound good haha great vid as always Carl!!
Bro!! I definitely appreciate the support man!!!! Lauten Audio is a creative company in my opinion! The Eden is a utilitarian piece that goes good with almost anything in my opinion. The build quality is stellar, the sound quality is a head turner and then the guys at Lauten are DOPE. Not a sales pitch at all but a factual experience I’ve had! The weight tank is so smooth to me and for the price is a no brainer! I do think it added the girth that was needed on the FET topology of the Atlantis but wasn’t over done in the neutral and gentle modes. But I’ve fallen for the neutral mode on the Atlantis lol. Waiting on a “mic” to come in so I can compare that mode to it. But it works for me. I like the trident 80B EQ paired with it or the some of that 1073 style EQ as well. Thanks for the kind words man! Just trying to show a different genre with these mics that I don’t typically see on UA-cam.
Fantastic Production. Have owned the Atlantis 387 for several years now. Truly loved this darn mic. Your comparisons truly bought both mics to life through that array of mic pre's and compressors. Just sweet. My favorite is your song selection. Your voice is a perfect fit. Do you have it recorded for download? I'm purchasing if so. Our America (smile) Thank you for your diligence and hard work. Fantastic production. Subscribed w/ notification.
Man, thank you, humbly, for the kind words. Intended to release this on Juneteenth but the third party aggregator I use requires a releases to be 1 minute in length at minimum. I’ll need to add it to another work to get it out and plan to do so shortly. The mics, are juggernauts in my opinion. Reliable, classy and worth their weight in cost.
I think both of these mics together really highlight the differences between Tubes and FETS. People think tubes add warmth, but they really add a smooth high end boost. Warmth comes from transformers (Like the U47, there's a big ole transformer in that thing). FETS have that extra sizzle in the high end. I think I'd choose between these mics based on how you want your high end to feel. The atlantis might cut through a mix ever so slightly better without extra work. But the Eden still cuts through sufficiently with a more silky sound.
Tubes also impart a very pleasing distortion by way of 2nd order harmonics (saturation) that adds warmth and weight as well as sparkle. The perfect combination is a tube mic with transformers like a U67, IMO. The Eden is a reasonable facsimile of that vibe.
I have the Atlantis and I thought I would Like the Eden better because its a tube mic but I actually prefer the Atlantis in this shootout. I'm surprised. Don't get me wrong I like the Eden but the mids seem really saturated and I prefer the cleaner sound of the Atlantis.
I appreciate the comment honestly. I like both mics for the tonal variety. I feel like if I had to outfit my studio with these two mics for the heavy lifting in my studio/setup, I’d be in a good position. I recently was testing a mic for a potential review video and I had to switch up the preamp in the chain because the tube saturation was just a little too much so I’m not surprised at your observation but I like what the Eden does in contrast to the Atlantis. All and all, both mics are solid
@@CarlMooreMusic Thanks for the reply! Yeah I can see how having both can cover almost everything you need. It’s definitely a matter of taste, I do pop and hip hop mostly so I tend to like a brighter clean yet warm sound. The Atlantis is great to compliment my other mics TF51, WACX12, WA8000, Sphere. The saturation on the Eden sounds great and if I had it I would use it all the time believe me lol. But I just find the Atlantis to my preference in this shootout, but hey never know tomorrow I may hear it differently lol
bruh, just found out and watched this video after your comment! I think I might go with the atlantis now and keep the Slate! :)) thanks for your feedback at your channel!
Hey buddy! First I just got to say that your videos and comparisons are pro level, quality is top notch, just keep up the great work! Since you got so much experience, I have a question for you. I just ordered the Slate VMS, wanted to check it out first hand. Had a chance to test out the TLM 103 for a bit. It sounded really great on my vocals, but sounded not so great on a singer I had right after me. I think the proximity effect is very sensitive on it, and the singer came close to the mic. End result was a boomy vocal with a lot of top end sizzle and sibilance. That's why I wanted to test out the VMS, even though I know Neumann must have better quality components (better capsule, etc.) Which one do you prefer out these two? And do you think its worth pulling the trigger on the u87ai, since its high end is much smoother than the tlm 103? I would just like to get a more all round mic, that will be my go to for vocals. TLM 103 seems to be fantastic on some, but to harsh on others...maybe I'm wrong. Thanks, appreciate the content and all the best buddy!
Thanks for checking out the channel and commenting. I’ll say you really can’t go wrong with a u87ai on pretty much any source the mic has been around for ages. And it’s just proven that it works. Granted you’ve got good mic placement, and a complimentary front end chain, that investment would be worth it. That being said, I’ve gotten solid results when using the TLM 103 and just about any mic I’ve gotten my hands on. I think it also comes down to the need for complimenting the source being captured. That includes adding front end processing that will achieve the desired tonal goal. Hope this helps
@@CarlMooreMusic Great! Thanks a bunch buddy for providing such a detailed answer. Really appreciate it. The u87ai is a hefty investment though...I am upgrading my whole studio, so it adds up when you consider the speakers, interface, etc... If you were to choose between the Slate ml 1 and the tlm 103, which one would it be? PS - Do you find the ml1 to be more sibilant than the 103? Thanks once again!
The Slate ML1 offers much more tonal variety. I can’t recall if the 103 is more sibilant but the c800g emulations that Slate Digital offers is extremely sibilant similar to the c800g
@@CarlMooreMusic Cool. I ordered the slate, so I'll have a chance to test it out. I'm curious to see how it holds up to the tlm 103. The only thing I'm worried about is the capsule sounding like a cheap chinese capsule. Here you can hear clearly that the slate is much more sibilant than the 103, and that scares me... ua-cam.com/video/NwpEhVZJA_A/v-deo.html (tlm 103 vs u87 vs ml1 comparison) But hopefully the emulations fix that :)
Honestly at this stage of the audio work I do compared to some of the criticisms I hear/read, I find most folks are simply misusing the gear or unaware of how to get the best out of it. I get can get busy with an sm57 though lol.
@@CarlMooreMusic You did a great job auditioning them. Having both brings a different sound vocally. Eden is my favorite 🎤 Hands down I also owned U87ai tlm103. Appreciate your videos keep em coming 💯
@@ZanBailey94 To be honest they both are really, Really Good. That's a hard one & it's also based on your ear and what you are looking for. WOW.... I can't answer that one. I really like them both... Everyone used the U87.
Wow, the Eden sounds so amazing. I've been aiming for the Atlantis since I think tube mics are a bit of a hassle, but the Eden is just so good sounding, and way out of my budget. Will I regret not saving up for it? That's the question.
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting! I personally think the tones are significantly different but they’re both solid quality from their respective positions. They both take processing well and are versatile. You won’t be disappointed either direction.
@@CarlMooreMusic Thanks a lot Carl! There's a deal on the Atlantis right now so it will be almost 1/3 the price of the Eden. So I will most likely go with the Atlantis. I hope I will be happy with it. There are so many good mics in that price bracket these days, it's a bit difficult to pick them and I don't have a place to go and demo them. Videos like yours certainly help!
Great Comparison video ,thank you so much , for your voice i liked the Atlantis better , it projected the higher frequencies a lot better in my opinion ,it has a crispier high mids . the Eden for your voice sounded Muddier but nothing that an eq cant fix ,
The neutral is my “goto” setting to start with. But it depends on the source I’m capturing and the source material. The gentle is smooth and it tamed the high end on a violin I was recording. Front end chain plays a major part too but all the modes have significant relevance to me.
This is a good/interesting question. I feel like it’s a difference in tone but they’re both smooth and mid forward. The Eden is just alot more versatile because it’s got 2 other voicings.
Appreciate the comments/interaction. I like both honestly for different reasons. But if I had to out fit my setup with these mics for heavy lifting, I’d be solid. Thanks for checking out the video and supporting the channel
The tonality of the Eden is different in my opinion. It has a distinct character that’s nothing like the FET counterpart in the Atlantis. Coupled with the fact that it has three voicings making it really 3 mics in 1 as well as the build quality, the price point starts to make sense. If it’s what you need, I’d say go for it. I think it’s worth it though.
Thanks for checking out the video man. I’d say test out all the modes. Think about it from the rappers your capturing. Based on their tone, test which mode works best with the song too. Are you using outboard gear to track with on the front end?
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. Are you indicating that you were unable to draw a conclusion? Or are you inquiring what my specific perspective is concerning the mics?
@@CarlMooreMusic Currently I’m hollering at a SM7b, and trying to figure out that next step up. I was thinking about a tube mic, but that price point is pretty heavy.
It’s a beast of a microphone. 3 different voicings. The filter switch alters the tonality too and it’s a tube. It competes with any “high end” microphone on the market.
Wow, the way the Eden sounds....GAAAAAADDDAYUM!!! I can't imagine how both mics would sound without the UA-cam compression playing a part.
Mannn I feel like the Eden is up there with ANY high end microphone. The multiple voicings make it useful for any source and Lauten doesn’t enough credit for being a solid company.
Honestly, the Atlantis is no slouch either.
@@CarlMooreMusic atlantis seems to have more sizzle and sibilance
Thank you for such a great video Carl!
Thank you guys for such GREAT gear!
@@CarlMooreMusic 😊
I already own and love both mics, including a pair of Atlantis. I feel like I know them both even better now. Outstanding video that helps spread the word on these outstanding studio tools. THANKS!!
Thanks for commenting, checking out the video, and the kind words. Both of these mics are legit powerhouse options in my opinion. And they’re competitively priced for the results the yield. They’re regularly use in my lineup of mics and I’d put them against most options on the market
hey steve, my fav mic is 251 style...I currently own slate digital ml1 and I was thinking about buying the LA Eden (for vocals and acoustic guitar) because they say is more into this 251 style..However, watching this video I feel the forward on atlantis sounds better and more airy when recording vocals! Since you own both mics, what would you recommend? thank you very much!!
Hi@@reallygreatloops ! I wouldn't describe either of the Lauten microphones as being 251 type microphones. Do you own and like the Blackbird 251 model for you Slate mic? It's in the Blackbird Expansion. If you don't have that expansion, that's a fairly inexpensive way of getting a good 251 type mic. My favorite 251 type mic that I own is the Mojave
MA-1000. It does the 251 thing very well and doesn't cost as much as other serious 251 type microphones. That being said, both of these Lauten microphones are excellent, versatile tools that you'll never regret owning. Forward on both of these works very nicely for pop vocals. Personally I've never used forward setting on acoustic guitars. If you live anywhere near TN you're welcome to come to my studio and try any/all of these out before you buy.
sadly I live in brazil! its too far haha...but thank you very much anyway! :) Yes I have the blackbird expansion! That's what I use all the time! I've heard great things about mojave too! I thought I've seen a lauten audio comment saying the eden could do somehow similar to the 251 style... but now will consider the mojave too now! haha thanks @@stevehickman9635
The Eden had a much more majestic sound on its own, but the Atlantis cut through better in the mix. Plus I liked how the Atlantis didn't wash out when the vocals got quiet and tapered off, unlike the Eden. Great demo!
I’m a fan of both mics. I think they both have their place on sources and the multiple voicing modes cover a lot of ground.
Thanks for commenting, watching the video and checking out the channel!
Yessssss!!! #MooreMicsPlease
Man that Eden is something else! It has so much fullness to it even with stock interface preamps which is something I felt the Atlantis was lacking, especially in forward mode. When you put the Atlantis thru the Weight Tank, that was when I finally started enjoying the sound of it.
I swear you can make every mic sound good haha great vid as always Carl!!
Bro!! I definitely appreciate the support man!!!! Lauten Audio is a creative company in my opinion! The Eden is a utilitarian piece that goes good with almost anything in my opinion. The build quality is stellar, the sound quality is a head turner and then the guys at Lauten are DOPE. Not a sales pitch at all but a factual experience I’ve had!
The weight tank is so smooth to me and for the price is a no brainer! I do think it added the girth that was needed on the FET topology of the Atlantis but wasn’t over done in the neutral and gentle modes. But I’ve fallen for the neutral mode on the Atlantis lol.
Waiting on a “mic” to come in so I can compare that mode to it. But it works for me.
I like the trident 80B EQ paired with it or the some of that 1073 style EQ as well.
Thanks for the kind words man! Just trying to show a different genre with these mics that I don’t typically see on UA-cam.
I have both. For my voice I prefer the Atlantis. Love your videos! I do love how the tube from the eden does its own limiting
Thank you so much for these videos, you are making solid content and of course you got voice is so dope
Definitely appreciate the kind words and support!
I have the workhorse Atlantis but you've got to love that silky Eden vibe. It holds it own against some of the legendary classics.
That’s what I try to explain. That mic is high end/top quality
Fantastic Production. Have owned the Atlantis 387 for several years now. Truly loved this darn mic. Your comparisons truly bought both mics to life through that array of mic pre's and compressors. Just sweet. My favorite is your song selection. Your voice is a perfect fit. Do you have it recorded for download? I'm purchasing if so. Our America (smile) Thank you for your diligence and hard work. Fantastic production. Subscribed w/ notification.
Man, thank you, humbly, for the kind words. Intended to release this on Juneteenth but the third party aggregator I use requires a releases to be 1 minute in length at minimum. I’ll need to add it to another work to get it out and plan to do so shortly.
The mics, are juggernauts in my opinion. Reliable, classy and worth their weight in cost.
@@CarlMooreMusic Keep up the great work Carl. Will be checking in often. Best to you and yours in 2023.
I think both of these mics together really highlight the differences between Tubes and FETS. People think tubes add warmth, but they really add a smooth high end boost. Warmth comes from transformers (Like the U47, there's a big ole transformer in that thing). FETS have that extra sizzle in the high end. I think I'd choose between these mics based on how you want your high end to feel. The atlantis might cut through a mix ever so slightly better without extra work. But the Eden still cuts through sufficiently with a more silky sound.
Tubes also impart a very pleasing distortion by way of 2nd order harmonics (saturation) that adds warmth and weight as well as sparkle. The perfect combination is a tube mic with transformers like a U67, IMO.
The Eden is a reasonable facsimile of that vibe.
@@siriusfun the u67 has a big ass transformer in it. Thats where the warmth is coming from
@@siriusfun tubes actually add high end, mate. Not warmth.
That bluey compressor was so smooth bro
Id be happy if i could afford either of them!
Good Work And Comparison
I have the Atlantis and I thought I would Like the Eden better because its a tube mic but I actually prefer the Atlantis in this shootout. I'm surprised. Don't get me wrong I like the Eden but the mids seem really saturated and I prefer the cleaner sound of the Atlantis.
I appreciate the comment honestly. I like both mics for the tonal variety. I feel like if I had to outfit my studio with these two mics for the heavy lifting in my studio/setup, I’d be in a good position.
I recently was testing a mic for a potential review video and I had to switch up the preamp in the chain because the tube saturation was just a little too much so I’m not surprised at your observation but I like what the Eden does in contrast to the Atlantis. All and all, both mics are solid
@@CarlMooreMusic Thanks for the reply! Yeah I can see how having both can cover almost everything you need. It’s definitely a matter of taste, I do pop and hip hop mostly so I tend to like a brighter clean yet warm sound. The Atlantis is great to compliment my other mics TF51, WACX12, WA8000, Sphere. The saturation on the Eden sounds great and if I had it I would use it all the time believe me lol. But I just find the Atlantis to my preference in this shootout, but hey never know tomorrow I may hear it differently lol
bruh, just found out and watched this video after your comment! I think I might go with the atlantis now and keep the Slate! :)) thanks for your feedback at your channel!
Favorite 2 Mics
They’re SOLID mics that definitely provide variety and versatility. Thanks for stopping by the channel, watching the video and commenting!
Hey buddy! First I just got to say that your videos and comparisons are pro level, quality is top notch, just keep up the great work!
Since you got so much experience, I have a question for you.
I just ordered the Slate VMS, wanted to check it out first hand.
Had a chance to test out the TLM 103 for a bit. It sounded really great on my vocals, but sounded not so great on a singer I had right after me. I think the proximity effect is very sensitive on it, and the singer came close to the mic. End result was a boomy vocal with a lot of top end sizzle and sibilance.
That's why I wanted to test out the VMS, even though I know Neumann must have better quality components (better capsule, etc.)
Which one do you prefer out these two?
And do you think its worth pulling the trigger on the u87ai, since its high end is much smoother than the tlm 103?
I would just like to get a more all round mic, that will be my go to for vocals. TLM 103 seems to be fantastic on some, but to harsh on others...maybe I'm wrong.
Thanks, appreciate the content and all the best buddy!
Thanks for checking out the channel and commenting.
I’ll say you really can’t go wrong with a u87ai on pretty much any source the mic has been around for ages. And it’s just proven that it works. Granted you’ve got good mic placement, and a complimentary front end chain, that investment would be worth it.
That being said, I’ve gotten solid results when using the TLM 103 and just about any mic I’ve gotten my hands on. I think it also comes down to the need for complimenting the source being captured. That includes adding front end processing that will achieve the desired tonal goal.
Hope this helps
@@CarlMooreMusic Great! Thanks a bunch buddy for providing such a detailed answer. Really appreciate it.
The u87ai is a hefty investment though...I am upgrading my whole studio, so it adds up when you consider the speakers, interface, etc...
If you were to choose between the Slate ml 1 and the tlm 103, which one would it be?
PS - Do you find the ml1 to be more sibilant than the 103?
Thanks once again!
The Slate ML1 offers much more tonal variety.
I can’t recall if the 103 is more sibilant but the c800g emulations that Slate Digital offers is extremely sibilant similar to the c800g
@@CarlMooreMusic Cool.
I ordered the slate, so I'll have a chance to test it out.
I'm curious to see how it holds up to the tlm 103.
The only thing I'm worried about is the capsule sounding like a cheap chinese capsule.
Here you can hear clearly that the slate is much more sibilant than the 103, and that scares me... ua-cam.com/video/NwpEhVZJA_A/v-deo.html (tlm 103 vs u87 vs ml1 comparison)
But hopefully the emulations fix that :)
Honestly at this stage of the audio work I do compared to some of the criticisms I hear/read, I find most folks are simply misusing the gear or unaware of how to get the best out of it. I get can get busy with an sm57 though lol.
Yes Sir... I Own Both... Thanks for the Video @CMM
How do you like them?
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting
@@CarlMooreMusic You did a great job auditioning them. Having both brings a different sound vocally. Eden is my favorite 🎤 Hands down I also owned U87ai tlm103. Appreciate your videos keep em coming 💯
Hey bro which one do you like better on singing rap male vocals the Eden or u87 you got
@@ZanBailey94 To be honest they both are really, Really Good. That's a hard one & it's also based on your ear and what you are looking for. WOW.... I can't answer that one. I really like them both... Everyone used the U87.
@@wallace_nelson appreciate the reply bro
Love how the Eden sounds. Have someone in town willing to trade my Avalon 737 for their Eden mic. What would you do?
Do you need the 737 over the Eden? I feel like that’s a better gauge of your next steps
Wow, the Eden sounds so amazing. I've been aiming for the Atlantis since I think tube mics are a bit of a hassle, but the Eden is just so good sounding, and way out of my budget. Will I regret not saving up for it? That's the question.
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting!
I personally think the tones are significantly different but they’re both solid quality from their respective positions. They both take processing well and are versatile. You won’t be disappointed either direction.
@@CarlMooreMusic Thanks a lot Carl! There's a deal on the Atlantis right now so it will be almost 1/3 the price of the Eden. So I will most likely go with the Atlantis.
I hope I will be happy with it. There are so many good mics in that price bracket these days, it's a bit difficult to pick them and I don't have a place to go and demo them. Videos like yours certainly help!
@@henrikpetersson3463 mannn!! I appreciate the kind words! I try to provide a perspective that isn’t typically on UA-cam when demoing gear.
You could always try out the Oceanus. It’s a tube microphone that looks promising.
@@streetracingmiscreant8589 The Oceanus was an early model that has been discontinued though. It’s not easy to come by. In Europe at least.
Great Comparison video ,thank you so much ,
for your voice i liked the Atlantis better , it projected the higher frequencies a lot better in my opinion ,it has a crispier high mids .
the Eden for your voice sounded Muddier but nothing that an eq cant fix ,
Definitely appreciate you for checking out the video, commenting and stopping by the channel! The intet
The interaction is appreciated
Hey Carl, what’s do you like gentle, neutral or forward the most on the Atlantis?
The neutral is my “goto” setting to start with. But it depends on the source I’m capturing and the source material. The gentle is smooth and it tamed the high end on a violin I was recording.
Front end chain plays a major part too but all the modes have significant relevance to me.
Thanks for checking out the video, commenting and stopping by the channel
Both are great!!!
Definitely appreciate you for checking out the video and supporting the channel bro!
How does the TLM 49 compare to the eden far as sound goes? or does the Eden blow it out the water ? Curious thanks
This is a good/interesting question. I feel like it’s a difference in tone but they’re both smooth and mid forward. The Eden is just alot more versatile because it’s got 2 other voicings.
i love it dad Cj
Thank you buddy!!! Thanks for watching my video, supporting my channel and commenting man!
Both are amazing but I love the sound of the Atlantis
Appreciate the comments/interaction.
I like both honestly for different reasons. But if I had to out fit my setup with these mics for heavy lifting, I’d be solid.
Thanks for checking out the video and supporting the channel
Should’ve included the Clarion in the comparison
Don’t have it. The mics in the video are what I own from Lauten.
@@CarlMooreMusic I have the Clarion so was just wondering if there was a big enough difference to even consider on of the featured models.
Sup bro long time
What’s good family!
I have the Atlantis. Is the Eden really worth that much more?
The tonality of the Eden is different in my opinion. It has a distinct character that’s nothing like the FET counterpart in the Atlantis. Coupled with the fact that it has three voicings making it really 3 mics in 1 as well as the build quality, the price point starts to make sense.
If it’s what you need, I’d say go for it. I think it’s worth it though.
Which one you think is best for rap vocals
i have the lauten eden lt386 and have mostly rappers in my studio in „forward“ mode and its great! Cardi B also used to record with this mic
@@ZeDeMusic bet imma use it for my 2nd and 3rd ep first ones already done it’s too late lol
Thanks for checking out the video man. I’d say test out all the modes. Think about it from the rappers your capturing. Based on their tone, test which mode works best with the song too.
Are you using outboard gear to track with on the front end?
@@CarlMooreMusic not gonna lie to you I have more research to do. I’m unfamiliar with the term outboard gear . 😅 I’ll come back to answer that
@@CarlMooreMusic I was gonna buy an audio interface
I watch these for an opinion. It’s pretty difficult to discern subtle differences while staring at an iPhone.
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
Are you indicating that you were unable to draw a conclusion? Or are you inquiring what my specific perspective is concerning the mics?
@@CarlMooreMusic I was curious where you landed on them personally. Especially given the price difference between them.
@@CarlMooreMusic Currently I’m hollering at a SM7b, and trying to figure out that next step up.
I was thinking about a tube mic, but that price point is pretty heavy.
The Eden sound full
It’s a beast of a microphone. 3 different voicings. The filter switch alters the tonality too and it’s a tube. It competes with any “high end” microphone on the market.