Is the AKG C214 good for vocals?

The C214 works well with vocals and speech, piano and organ and acoustic/electric guitars, but not quite as well with electric bass. It’s recommended for recording strings, such as double bass, violin or cello, and it also performs well on drums – particularly for overheads.

Is AKG K92 good for mixing?

K92 Headcans They have very good detail, nice highs, even mids, maybe too flat in the mids, decent bass, not overly powerful. They didn’t blow me away like the K40’s did when I first got them, but for critical monitoring they do the job quite well. They are not as sweet sounding, but just right for the mix.

Is AKG a good microphone brand?

If you’re looking for AKG quality while still getting the best bang for your buck (and to compete with the Shure SM58 and Sennheiser E835), check out the AKG D5. It is affordable, durable, good quality, and can easily cut through your mix.

What is a AKG C214?

The AKG C214 Large Diaphragm Microphone is a premium-grade condenser microphone designed for multiple recording applications. The AKG C214 provides an affordable alternative for the high-end C414 family. The microphone utilises a high-end one-inch capsule with an integrated suspension for optimal audio performance.

Is the AKG C214 omnidirectional?

The AKG C214 reveals quite a lot about your recording space due to this sensitivity. And though it’s described and marketed as a cardioid mic, above 1,000 Hertz to about 8,000 Hz its polar pattern is far more omnidirectional than cardioid, meaning that sensitivity is active in all directions.

Is AKG k72 good for mixing and mastering?

For the standard requirements for mixing or recording, these headphones are incredible. I can seamlessly hear most musical notes as they should sound regardless of the not so neutral sound, and there’s visible added value in some of my music mixing results as compared to the AKG K240.

What does AKG stand for?

AKG

Is AKG better than Beats?

The Beats Solo3 Wireless are better sounding and better-built headphones than the AKG N60NC Wireless. On the other hand, the Beats have an amazing 42-hour battery life, which is about three times longer than the AKG’s.

Is AKG owned by Samsung?

AKG is revered by music fans world over for its pure, crisp sound and award-winning design. Under AKG, which is now a Samsung brand, the company has launched four new wireless headphones and earphones – Y100, Y500, N200 and N700NC M2.