Miley Cyrus

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Sennheiser sponsered Miley Cyrus uses Sennheiser's SKM 2000-XP microphone for her Background vocals, according to Sennheiser's artist page.

On this photo you can see Miley using the Sennheiser SKM 9000 on her Bangerz tour. In an interview with Hummingbird Media, monitor engineer Vish Wadi says:

“Miley had been using an SKM 5200 handheld transmitter with a 5235 capsule which was a great combination for her – very robust and sounded good — but Paul [Hager] and I were really keen to try out the digital system. When we did, we both fell in love with the sound quality and the innovative RF capabilities, so we decided to move Miley over to the Digital 9000 system for this tour. She is using an SKM 9000 handheld transmitter with the MD 9235 capsule, and it sounds fantastic!”

Sennheiser sponsered Miley Cyrus uses Sennheiser's MD 5235 microphone, according to Sennheiser's artist page.

Sennheiser sponsered Miley Cyrus, uses Sennheiser's SKM 5200-II microphone, according to Sennheiser's artist page.

Sennheiser sponsered Miley Cyrus uses Sennheiser's EM2050 microphone for her Background vocals, according to Sennheiser's artist page.

Can be seen in this YouTube video at 00:41

Recorded on Bottle, Miley sidestepped the mainstream with Younger Now by not concerning herself with record play. This new approach paid off when the album was certified double platinum, landing in the top 10 on the Billboard 100.

Miley Cyrus used a Shure SM58 microphone during her performance on ABC's 'Good Morning America' summer concert series in Bryant Park on June 22, 2007, as evidenced by a Getty Images photograph.

Miley Cyrus is seen using the Shure 55SH Series II Dynamic Microphone during her "Backyard Sessions" in 2012, as evidenced by the YouTube video "Miley Cyrus - The Backyard Sessions - 'Jolene'" uploaded by Miley Cyrus.

Miley Cyrus was observed using the Shure SM7B microphone during her appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience in 2020, as evidenced by an accompanying image.

Miley Cyrus uses the Shure KSM11 Capsule for Shure Wireless Microphones, as confirmed by an article from Commercial Integrator. Paul Hager, her Front of House engineer, stated, "When I compared it to the other very popular mic, I was surprised that the (KSM)11 had much better high-end to it. It was much smoother, much more natural."

Andrew Wyatt confirms that the Sony C-800G microphone is part of the vocal chain used for recording Miley Cyrus's vocals, as detailed in an article by Lily Moayeri on Mixonline titled "The Andrew Watt Touch."

Andrew Wyatt confirms that the AMS Neve 1073 SPX Preamp / EQ is part of the vocal chain used for recording Miley Cyrus's vocals, as detailed in an article by Lily Moayeri on Mixonline titled "The Andrew Watt Touch."

In the video titled "Miley Cyrus In Studio" on YouTube, Miley Cyrus is seen using a Neumann U87 Ai microphone. The setup includes a windshield and sound treatment for enhanced recording quality, as well as a pop filter.

In the archived recording footage provided by Miley Nation, Miley Cyrus is clearly seen using a Neumann U47 with a pop filter while recording "Light of a Clear Blue Morning" with Dolly Parton.