Amy Lee
jazz saxophonist
Amy Lee's Microphones
About the recording process of "Fallen"
When it came to recording Lee's vocals at NRG, the group tested out three mics: the Telefunken Elam 251E, the AKG C-12 and the regular Neumann U47 tube mic. The U47 won.
“That one seemed to have the classic presence,” reports Fortman, the producer.. “It sounded really good on Amy's voice. I love having that type of luxury, where you can record something from each mic, have everybody sit down and take time to choose.”
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Interview with Eddie Mapp, Front of House Engineer, for Evanescence.
For a band like Evanescence, vocals are everything. What’s your specific audio chain to make sure the vocals really have presence?
Lately I’ve been using the AE5400——which has been really helpful. [Amy Lee] has a lot of dynamics, and it captures them nicely.
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Josh Swart, who mixes monitors for Evanescence, explains. "We’re using the 5400 capsule on Amy’s vocals, which gives us a studio-quality condenser microphone"
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On tour, Evanescence uses A-T’s acclaimed AEW-5255 Artist Elite® 5000 Series UHF Wireless System, for powerful vocalist Amy Lee.
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A picture of Amy Lee playing on Baldwin Grand Piano while singing into Shure SM58 microphone
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Amy Lee can be seen singing into the sE Electronics Rupert Neve RNT Tube Condenser Microphone at 0:44 in this video.
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In this video you can see Amy Lee records vocals for a song "Bring Me To Life" by Evanescense with Telefunken ELA M 251E microphone.
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