Exclusive NT2-A DVD - available in the RØDE NT2-A Studio Solution Kit

Presented by Grammy nominated producer and engineer John Merchant, this exclusive DVD gives professional techniques for getting great results when using the RØDE NT2-A to record a wide range of instruments and vocals.

Available now as a part of the NT2-A Studio Solution Kit - see www.rodemic.com/nt2-a for more details.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• RØDE
• NT2-A
• John Merchant
• Recording
• Drums
• Vocals
• Guitars
• Keyboards
• Piano

[Poachy20]

I heard that the NT2-A is not a good mic for singers. Is this true.I have a NT1 A and I'm trying to upgrade.

[rodemicrophones]

@Poachy20 I don't think there's really a 'bad' mic for vocals - the best thing to do is demo the mic with your local dealer and form your own opinion.

The NT2-A will give you a similar sound to the NT1-A with slightly higher noise (nominal) but you've got a bit more versatility with the variable polar patterns, PAD and high pass filters.

[animecritic]

Passion's mic brought me here (Jeremy Manongdo) ^^

[Poachy20]

@Michael55443 ok thanks its probably going to be one of my next upgrades

[Michael55443]

@Poachy20 In my experience, the NT2-A is way better for vocals than the NT1-A. I feel the NT1-A has a harsh high end, while the 2-A is much smoother. And the difference in noise is negligible. Unless you have the hearing of Superman. It would be a great upgrade for you, if you ask me.

[regisfun]

@rodemicrophones would a rode nt1000 benefit for vocals over the rode nt2a?

[Poachy20]

thanks. I have another question what would be a good mic pre for my NT1A. I know the one in my mbox 2 mini is not the best.