Neumann TLM 103 Review - What you NEED to know!
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2020
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In this Neumann TLM 103 test video, I cover the pros and cons of the mic and then share some examples of what the microphone sounds like in action.
The Neumann TLM 103 condenser microphone is a front-addressed, cardioid microphone. This means that the condenser microphone picks up sound from the front, and rejects sound from the back. You can use this polar pattern to your advantage in the home studio by pointing the rear end of the TLM 103 at any unwanted sound sources.
Because the Neumann TLM 103 large-diaphragm condenser microphone is a directional microphone, it has the proximity effect. This means that the closer the sound source is to the Neumann TLM 103 microphone, the more exaggerated the low-end frequencies will be. You can use this feature to your advantage by getting closer to the microphone if you want to beef up the body of your recording.
Sitting around $1,100, the Neumann TLM 103 mic is pretty expensive. However, I do not believe that the Neumann TLM 103 studio microphone is overpriced. I truly believe that the Neumann 103 microphone is worth every penny.
The frequency response for the Neumann 103 covers 20 Hz to 20 kHz. It begins with a low-end roll off around 70 Hz, and is pretty flat up until 3.5kHz. Between 5 kHz and 15 kHz, the Neumann 103 has a significant treble boost, giving the mic some extra brightness. The “air” frequencies are then rolled off.
This condenser mic review finishes off with some example of voice and guitar recordings that were captured with the Neumann TLM 103. The TLM 103 test recordings have a smooth tone and naturally cut through the mix because of the high-frequency boost in the TLM 103 frequency response.
The “Microfono Neumann TLM 103” is my go-to studio microphone so I’ve been wanting to do this microphone review for a while. I had a lot of fun making this video.
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Thanks for watching! Get more information on the Neumann TLM 103 here: amzn.to/2NjciFy
this is easily the best mic review I have ever seen.
I have been using an SM7b and have learned how to adapt it for many projects over the years. It is but one tool. I have a used mint TLM 103 arriving today and am anxious to put it through its paces. Thanks for the video.
Loved mine as well! Fantastic clean mic, kept it for a long time before my current u87ai (paired with a Prism Orpheus and SSLsix)which suits my needs well. One of the best parts about the 103 was that i essentially was able to sell it for almost the same money I paid for it as they hold their value. Paird with the best ADDA tou can find, the Neumann mics are unmatched well... the Manley ref are great to.
This is a great review. It is really detailed. Keep it up! :)
thank you so much for this! exatly what i was looking for
I just bought this microphone and I needed this video to convince me I made the right decision. Great video, thank you! Peace.
I recently upgraded from the rode nt1 to to this mic and it’s made a huge difference in my recordings. The nt1 had a cool tone but it sounded kind of hollow
Dude that is crazy I have the rode nt1 and now I’m about to purchase a Neumann. Can’t wait!
I have the NT1A and just bought this I can't wait!
You have some good vocals bro and a great review video by the way
Hey there! Hope you're well and thanks for a superb video! I currently use my Rode M2 for my vo work and love it's naturally flat sound but having experienced the 103 I didn't think I'd be able to lift my jaw from the ground lol✨👌🙏🏼
Brilliant review!
nice review! we got a couple 103s....pretty awesome! we've been into the sony c-80s and c-100s lately
Great mic review!
would love a TLM 103... but using an Nt1... have an ART tube DI and replaced the ATA with a Neumann Tube... I changed the heart out and created a beast...
I have the same tlm 103 combined with the Avalon 737 it sounds radio ready
Wady Official way too nice I had the tlm 102 vocals do not pop on it and it has too much sibilance but I heard awesome things about the 103
That's what's up!
Alexander Meyer I recently got the tlm 103 it’s a game changer
@@alexandermeyer4950 right? I just upgraded. If I like it, I’m selling my 102
Have you used the hardware or stock plug in? X
I just got the mic I can’t wait to hear myself on it
Great video man 👍🏼
You’ve got a perfect radio voice man 👌🏼 Looking at getting one of these soon. Thanks for the help!
Haha glad you think so. I actually was a top-40 radio jock and had my own show for a couple years in St. Louis. It's a great mic!
@@AndyScalise What station? I graduated from Kirkwood HS in the late 70's. We used to listen to KSHE all the time.
@@kylemedia6113 I was on NOW 96.3 KNOU. KSHE was 10 feet down the hallway and it was an awesome studio!
@@AndyScalise That's awesome! I think KSHE was in Crestwood back in those days. I think there was a drive-in theater next door or something. Those were great days in the life brother!
Your go to mic choice is good. Mojave MA 201 fet, se 2300, STC 20 are also good cms for beginners. Good video
Great review!
Ure awesome bro like seriously I wish the best for u in life
I prefer the TLM 49 for the warmth and sonic body, but the TLM 103 can always be ran into a tube preamp or eq for the same if not better quality recording. The benefit of the way the 103 sits in the mix makes it a stellar microphone.
such a great sounding mic
I’ve had great results with the Aston Spirit mic paired with the Steinberg ur-rt2 interface, been thinking about picking this one up tho.
It's a great mic and you can't go wrong!
Great video very informative 👏😊😎
For voice I love Neumann TLM-103 most, while for acoustic guitar I love Audio Technica AT5040 and AE3300 most. No inter-change in this two different sources of sound for me while recording. AKG I put in obsolete category for recording with latest mixers, although they are reputed ones.
Just bought one for my voice over work and man, the upgrade you get from the NT1A I had before...it's so amazing. Granted, you need some more sensitive ears and a good pair of headphones, but IF you have those, it sounds sooo good. I highly doubt that I will ever need to go anywhere else again after buying this baby.
Try the u87
@@TumeloMatsose Honestly, I don't dig the sound that much. Sure, it's amazing, but I kinda like the TLM 103 more.
Plus I think it would he overkill for me. I only do voice over as a second job a couple of hours every other week.
@@DropkickNation ok sure I understand. I'm jumping straight into the deep this is my first time buying studio equipment being a producer so I hope I wont how to replace anything soon.
@Dropkick Nation I did the same too. But the TLM seems more quiter than NT1A and needs more gain. is that the same you experienced?
Made the exact same upgrade and I'm so excited!
Great review 🔥✅‼️
Thanks!
I agree with you I have one of these microphones and they are awesome
STL!!! good to see your from the lou!
Need to get my hands on one
It's an amazing mic. Without a question. I want to upgrade to the U87 but this does the job. Good video.
Yes I'd love a U87 - They're like $3,000 so I don't see myself buying one anytime soon haha. The TLM103 definitely does the job!
Thanks for watching, Lance!
Studio Hustlers a used 87 can be between 1,800-2,500 I’m currently looking into it
im in between tlm 103 and tlm 107 what do u think?
and i will use it for speaking voice (spoken word)
Mine just showed up from sweet water! Can’t wait to hear the difference from my TLM102.
so how do you compare the two?
@@mariomaslik Its a night and day difference. But to answer your question me and a friend sometimes do a podcast and I place 1 mic on my side and the other on his side of the room and the adjustments are very different. The 103 is massive time bigger with more presence over the 102. It really is the little/big brother comparison. Theres nothing wrong with the 102 by any means but the 103 is in the big boy club for sure. Like many guitarists that get stuck with singing claim they hate their voice (myself), for the first time I didnt hate it quite as much. Its like when you play live I dont mind my voice but in a studio I cant stand it. But for the first time I thought it sounded more like how I hear it through a live PA. If that makes sense? Hope it helps.
@@kayakbandits9894 oh no. I just recently bought tlm 102 and I regret it. I should have bought the 103 one
Great info! I just bought an Neumann TLM 103..How far away from the mic should i be when recording vocals? I read in an article that the sweet spot is around 6 to 12 inchies..is this true or false? It kind of sounded good when you were 6 inchies way. Thank You.
A central piece of my studio! Great mic!
Neumann should pay you for your awesome review and because of your video I’am going to buy the mic Thank you for sharing your awesome! Video
Haha that’s awesome! Glad you found the review helpful! The mic is sick. It works in so many situations and you’ll love it. Thanks for watching!
I own this mic, love it!
im in between tlm 103 and tlm 107 what do u think?
and i will use it for speaking voice (spoken word)
Even this video sounds great!
Nice video. I hv a small setup at home but there are some outdoor traffic sounds. I tryed alot but i m not able to block that sounds completely. Currently i am using sure sm58 dianamic microphone. Should i buy this mic. Because i heard that its very sensitive mic. I am a vocalist. So pls suggest me ..
Good review bro...
I’m upgrading from the Blue baby bottle mic using a focusrite pre amp. Needing to know if that pre amp will also work for the Tlm 103.
What many people don't get is that with a Neumann TLM103 or a87, you might be spending a lot of money, carefully use it for 10 years, and then sell them for, say, 80% of the price you bought it for. So if you spend 2000 bucks on a Neumann, you can use it 10 years then sell it for 1500 bucks. You've paid 500 bucks for the right to use it for 10 years, 50 bucks a year. So, even I do really love the AT4040, which I've used for 18 years as a horse mic, always ready to go, and it still sounds great on everything compared to some mics that are 200 bucks but harsh. Problem is, you are going to lose that money. The AT4040 is ready to go, but it's still and will be there forever. Loses value. Neumann ones are an invest you can easily sell with no big impact on your finances. When it comes to the Neumann 103 you are basically getting pretty close to an u87, but without the switches and the omnidirectional stuff, which, if you want to record just vocals, you'll never use anyway. This mic also is built using the u87 capsule. If you live somewhere with high humidity you must keep it in one of these cabinets. I live in Japan and if you leave this mic set on the stand for days, you'll lose it's pristine sound straight away. Badass mic, don' even hesitate. Just buy it and you'll never regret it.
Eric Rodriguez exactly. Good equipment does have a solid resell value, worst case. And yes, always put your mics away 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
leaving it on the stand can make it lose its sound?
@@kedo Humidity kills its sound little by little. It should be stored properly and only mounted when needed.
@@GdpJapan wow I didn’t know that is putting it back in it’s case good enough?
Sold. Thankyou.
The best mic in this price
Im here because this is the new mic of my idol skusta clee,,new vlog to him.
Just bought mine last week, I'm excited to be a part of the Neumann club.
Should i buy this slate ML-1 or the Neuman TLM 102 or 103? Please help guys !
@@applecrazy1 103 if you have a good interface
@@reverse_6167 I want to buy the aollo solo with it ? you think is good enough?
@@applecrazy1 Yes, it will be enough
@@reverse_6167 would you advise me something better?
great video man! i love the quality of the sound. definitely gonna cop the mic. what's ur audio interface?
He said he uses the Apollo Twin Quad
Should i buy this slate ML-1 or the Neuman TLM 102 or 103? Please help guys !
Hi, what´s the name of the song in min. 4:32 ? Is it yours?!! I'm digging it, is there a link somewhere to the full song?!! Greetings!!
Thanks a lot bro!!!
What are you using if you don’t mind....analog gear? I know it can’t just be the TLM 103 and universal audio lml if you’re using that
What’s the best settings for the straight forward sound again ?is it the 8 symbol ? I’m getting a lot feedback like it’s a Sony mic 🎤 from behind the mic 🎙 on my last record
Does the Mixing Bundle course cover panning and placement of each part in the mix?
I have a Rode NT1000 which I like, but I'm cwondering if the Nuemann TLM 103 might do even better on my vocals. I appreciate this video!!
Both are good mics. I love the TLM 103!
Personally have shure sm7b rode pod mic rode nta2 at 2020 debating selling a few things to pick up tlm
Hey bud, I’ve the Tlm 3 now it’s all about the interface.
Apollo duo twin or ua276 volt
Great video! Quick question... I have one of these mics. Never had any issue with it. Was using a presonus interface for years. However, Just upgraded to an apollo interface and now noticing a bit of distortion on louder somewhat close mic'd vocal tracks. Even at really low input levels. Doesn't do it when testing other mics through the apollo. I've never known this mic to be really sensitive. I've read online some saying it could be dust inside mic causing this? Have you found this mic to be super sensitive? If not, I'm thinking I need to send mine in for service at this point. Do you ever get any distortion when coming on to a vocal track? Like I said, input levels never even come close to clipping. Thanks!
I think I’m experiencing something similar with a Volt 4 interface. Do you want to reference pictures of vocal recordings?
Hey, I have an urgent question. What kind of microphone stand is compatible with the neuman shockmount. I've been searching all around but still no luck.
Should i buy this slate ML-1 or the Neuman TLM 102 or 103? Please help guys !
Would you recommend this mic over the akg 414 xii ?
That’s song is 🔥🔥🔥
Haha thanks - I'll put it on Spotify and share the link when it's on there.
Thank you for watching!
Hi Andy! Great Vid thanks so much! Just have a quick question, hope you can help. I'm planning to get the Neumann TLM 103 but not sure if I should get an audio interface (e.g. a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 3rf Gen or the Audient iD14 - apparently they have decent preamps) or a preamp like the one you're using (kinda outta my budget though). I only need it for voice over work. Do you think an audio interface would do to compliment the Neumann TLM 103?
Hey Amer Ali! Thanks for watching - I'm glad you found the video useful!
This mic is great for voiceovers! I used to talk on air at a Top 40 radio station and we usually used a TLM 103 for voicing the commercials for the other stations in the building.
Regarding the audio interface - Yes, the interface I'm using is kind of pricy, but it has a ton of inputs on it so you wouldn't need that much hardware if you're just doing voiceovers.
Either of the audio interfaces you mentioned will work fine. I looked those two interfaces up and I'm assuming you're looking for something in the $200-$400 range? Universal Audio does have other interfaces that are cheaper that would be perfect for you if you can stretch the budget a little. The audio quality is still top tier, too. I'd look up the 'Universal Audio Arrow Thunderbolt 3 Audio Interface' (its like $500) and do some research on one of those models. There are also previous models of those that you might even find cheaper. Hope this is helpful info!
@@AndyScalise Hi again!, Thanks so much for taking time out to give me such a detailed response! I'll definitely look into those suggestions! Can't thank you enough...All the best and look forward to seeing more of your content! Tc
@@AndyScalise thanks for this question and this answer 🔌
I just got this mic for my voice over work. I love it except I'm having some issues with P's popping. I'm not hearing them as I record but they're certainly there in the edit. I have a DBX 286s preamp and I use Izotopes to take out my plosives and mouth noise, but I'm wondering how you sound so clean so close without any pop filter?. What am I not doing with my setup?
He has it off axis. Meaning the mic is pointed at his mouth, but his mouth isn't facing the mic, so it's out of the way of plosives.
Record at an angle or just get a pop filter. You won’t regret it
The neuman tlm 103 is the only mic that can give me the rap vocals i want lol I'm currently using a aston spirit but I think ima get the tlm 103
You won't be disappointed if you get the TLM 103!
What’s your thoughts on the Aston spirit ?
@@jayrdot5240 its actually really good
Excelente microfone Very Very good
That song goes hard
GREAT SINGING 👍
Very nice review. I own Rode NT 1 and using it for Voice Over work. What are your thoughts regarding Rode NT-1 against Neumann TLM 103?
what all does "voice over work" entail? is it like fiverr stuff? or for commercials?
@@iiPurpose what do you mean by "fiverr stuff"? Voice over is a skill, fiverr is a freelance service. Yes commercials are a category of voice overs.
@@TheWeekendTreat like is it a main job? Some people do side hustles i.e voiceover work for clients through fiverr
@@iiPurpose yes its a whole career. Depends on you!
@@TheWeekendTreat ahh gotcha. Thanks!
I like 👍 this mic 🎙
Is it suitable for untreated room ???
Or any room environment???
1 year later, here's an answer. No.
Is this a good microphone to use during live performances?
You can use it live, but I probably wouldn’t unless it’s a small intimate set. This mic will pick up everything. For example, John Mayer uses this (or its the TLM 102 which is very similar) for his acoustic set on his “Where the Light Is” concert and it’s for the acoustic guitar. But then when the full band comes out, he doesn’t use it on anything I’m pretty sure.
Do you think this would be a good mic for singing, guitar type you tube videos? Thanks
Yes, it would be awesome for any kind of singing, voiceover work, or acoustic recordings.
@@AndyScalise Thank You.
tell me what is the name the app you used to record please
For rap, would it be worth upgrading from the 102 to the 103?
Probably not. The 102 is a good mic too.
@@AndyScalise thank you, I have heard the tlm 103 is better at not picking up background/room noise. And the price difference is pretty big. $800-$1200.
using the same one!
So tell me is the TLM 107 better on vocals or is the TLM 103 better and why?
im in between tlm 103 and tlm 107 what do u think?
and i will use it for speaking voice (spoken word)
Great video! Thank you
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
@@AndyScalise ofc dude! What's the name of the song you've recorded? It sounds so fucking great
MaorStudio its a song called, “Down In Bermuda” - hasn’t been released but I’ll put a bunch of these on the channel soon! Glad you liked it! I appreciate it!
Hey brother great video👍
I am really confused between akg c414 and tlm 103 for vocals n acoustic guitar. Please help me out
Both a great mics and you can’t go wrong. TLM103 would be my personal choice, but the c414 has multiple polar patterns and is a more versatile mic because of that
I’m looking to buy this mic but what else do I need
An audio interface, the SSL or SSL 2+ are excellent choices
As a character voice actor that changes their voice a lot in terms of tone and just general vocality, which serves best? CAD e100s, Sennheiser MKH 416, or TLM 103?
tlm 103 is the only one out of the ones you mentioned with the bold presence boost. the other options are good but they arent boosted the way the tlm 103 is.
what interface is used in this? would i be fine to use a 2i2 with a tlm 103 and still produce quality?
Rxbby ... if you’re going to spend a lot on a mic don’t go cheap on an interface, a UAD apollo twin should get you tight
Young Zay know's what up.
Yeah, ultimately if you're going to buy a $1000+ mic, you should invest in a solid interface. You can buy used/refurbished gear though and get a great deal. I'd look into anything from Universal Audio and try to see if there are older versions of their interfaces. I'm using a Universal Audio Apollo Quad and they don't make this version anymore. You do not have to spend as much as I did - 99% of the time I don't use more than 2 inputs.
Find an Audient Id22 (used price even better)as their ADDA converters will help bring out the best from you 103 without the added color(and price of UA apollo).
@@zay4342 exactly. Buy professional audio interface,external high end mic pre so you can hear the Neumann in its true glory.
Bro your singing voice is amazing wow!!
Haha some days it gets by. I appreciate it!
Thanks for watching!
i use the bluebird sl but i want this one
What are those headphones?
the Blue Baby Bottle & Rode NT1 4th gen
What is an affordable audio interface to pair with this mic?
Apollo twin
*What preamp / audio interface are you using in this video?*
He said the Apollo Twin Quad
I'm using the Universal Audio Apollo Quad interface with the unit's preamp. I'm not using any Unison preamp plugs on this - it's just the plain preamp clean.
How would the Neumann 102, do in an untreated room. I’d like to use for livestream, possibly build a studio in the future. I’m concerned it might pick up too much noise, a little is ok? I’d like to hear your opinion. Thx
Paul Garcia it’s bad u can’t listen to it for a long time it’s better ina treated room but u still would hv to do a boat load of eq and de essing
Oh and the tone is not true to ur recordings even if u use auto tune
You can make it work still. Worst case, tape towels to the walls or stand your mattress up or something. Tons of creative ways you can get by!
Studio Hustlers 103 is years ahead
Hotel Ink do you have the 102 ?
I noticed when using the black colour wa, it wound more like hippop… and the normal version sounds more like country
The TLM-103 is a great microphone. It has incredibly high output level. It's super clean. You'll never hear a noisy preamp from this baby. But I don't personally have any. My buddy did at his studio. I did a fair amount of work at his studio. And got to use that.
But my personal go to microphones? Well? I had gotten this pair of Neumann, original, U-67's. Those sounded very nice. But only with the, TELEFUNKEN, EF-86, valve/tube. As all the others from, GE, RCA, Raytheon, Sylvania. I purchased pairs of them together. To find out which one sounded best. They all sounded like total dog shit. In comparison to the TELEFUNKEN's. Oh my God they sounded unusable! And my EF-86's were taking forever to warm up and making noise until they did. But I put them back in! They sounded way better. That any of those other American made brand-new, vacuum tubes. 30 years ago. When those new tubes were still available from those manufacturers. But I couldn't get the TELEFUNKEN because they were already gone. That was a huge bummer. There are some NOS TELEFUNKEN EF-86's now available. But only since the Internet. This was before the Internet. In the late 1980s. And I was dumbfounded. How horrible those American tubes sounded.
It was due to the loss of, TELEFUNKEN vacuum tubes. When I decided to walk away from vacuum to gear for the most part. Because this is stupid. When you can't get the right tubes that sound good. Therefore? No reason to use those that don't. And their accompanying microphones they are associated with.
And so after my U-67's. I picked up a pair of U-87's. And a pair of KM-86's. And I really think I liked the, KM-86's, best.
I really love all of my Ribbon Microphones, also. From my modern-day BEYER, M-160's and my M-130 Figure of 8 Bidirectional version. Along with my vintage SHURE 300 and my pair of RCA, 77-DX's. And some of my other go to microphones. I can't live without my Ribbons. Nothing else works like them or sounds like them. They are unique. They are also neither in phase nor out of phase. With both, condenser and dynamic microphones. They are either 90° or 270° off from condenser and dynamic microphones. And why using 2 of those together. Gets a great combined sound. Because it's additive. Nothing cancels. You get it bigger than life. With a 57 and a ribbon. A very popular combination.
But really? When it comes to Go To Microphone? It has to be the SM-57/58's. I can do anything with those. And those, alone. They're the most versatile, most rugged, greatest sounding, best bang for the buck ever produced. And that's all you need. That's the only microphone, you need. In fact I don't want anything better. I want that sound. Everybody knows, that sound. Everybody loves, that sound. Without knowing where that sound comes from? But I know.
And so a lot of my recording and mixing that I do. I do based upon, Familiarity of Sound. That is to say. I will use certain microphones. Because everybody knows the sound of those cheap, microphones. And they do a great job. And people will embrace that sound. Without actually knowing why? Because it's, Familiar. And that's why I don't want better. I want that. It's part of the Psychology I use in my Engineering.
And while you might think that's funny? I am a History Making, Multiple Major Music Award Nominee. Under Best Engineered, categories. And a 20 year Veteran of, NBC-TV News in Washington DC. And yes. I have worked directly with our POTUS''s. And all of our elected officials. Foreign dignitaries. Sports celebrities. You name it. And name, them. It was pretty wild working in major, Television Network News. Billions of people have heard my work for decades. And never knew it. I remain, Anonymous.
And so some of us just do our thing. Forever and ever.
RemyRAD
Tpain Use This In His Home Studio You Guys Just Treat Your Room and Have A Decent Interface
This is one of the best mics ever made.
Flamingo's mic :)
Mic sounds good but the eases is where u gonna have your issues and that 3k harshness when it’s time to process u gonna have to use dessers multi band comp and then the vocal is going to sound un natural maybe not for singing but rap for sure I had that mic but then up graded to the u87ai and man that thing sounds amazing through the Avalon 737 but the Tlm 103 pairs good and the u87ai with the Avalon that’s there preamp combo
Yes, some voices will run into some harshness and need some desser work for sure. Overall, it's a workhorse microphone though!
I’m a voiceover, usin Aston Origin. Thanks for the review
Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it!
I got the Aston origin (for music) about to upgrade to this today !
What do I need to connect the neumann to my laptop?
A USB Audio Interface & XLR Cable
@@tep_123 Thank you! Do you know what mic stand I need for my neumann and where I can buy it?
Nobody ever does angle test by facing the mic down a bit to help cut the highs...
i love u and the song link? to song???
Coulda sworn I seen this last year 😂
You probably did! I had two channels and have since combined them. This is an old upload that's new to this channel.
Yeah but I need the song now..!
What headphone is that?
They're the AKG K701 Reference Headphones - They're awesome.
WARNING: I think people are selling counterfeits of these on Amazon so be careful and read reviews... I got mine from Guitar Center's website to be safe.
@@AndyScalise thank you for the info man. Beautiful gears you've got.