Sennheiser e835s - Review / Vocal Sound Test

This video is one in a series of 'Vocal Sound Tests' for various microphones: Electro-Voice RE-20, Neumann U87ai, Vintage U87, TLM 102 & 103 , AKG C214 / C414 XLS / XLII, Rode NTG3 / VideoMicro / VideoMic Pro / NT5, Shure 55S / SM57 / SM58 / KSM32 / KSM 44a / KSM 141 / SM7B / Beta 57A / Beta 58 / 5575LE / SM81, Sennheiser e835 S / e845s, ES e845 S, Aston Spirit, Audio-Technica AT2020 / AT2035, Zoom H6 with XYH-6 Mic Capsule, iPhone 14 Pro (internal microphone), SONY UTX-B03 / URX-P03
Note! ** All Microphone Vocal Sound Tests in this series are carried out via the same Audio Chain: Microphone + XLR Cable (3.5 mm Stereo Jack to XLR Cable for RODE Video Micro & ZOOM H6 with XYH-6 Mic Capsule) + Universal Audio 'Apollo Twin' + Macbook Air / Recorded to Logic Pro; Only Raw Audio Files (Without Sound Effects or Software-Induced Audio Coloration). **
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[@faiminator]

nice video !

[@wendezeithannover9818]

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[@riquelmyrosh]

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[@user-ko2fq2hg8b]

Mic should be closer to mouth and gain should be lowered.

[@ZPJ_Studio]

Then I would have to use a pop filter to eliminate plosives, and moreover all the mics in this series are placed from the same distance from my mouth for sound comparison consistency. In any case, thank you for the comment.

[@user-ko2fq2hg8b]

​@@ZPJ_StudioYou could still use the mic close but pointed at the corner of your mouth to reduce plosives. Just a suggestion since I think that's how the mics are intended to be used.

[@ZPJ_Studio]

Well, in any case, your feedback is very much appreciated, and thank you for the additional insight.
Again, consistency is the theme of my channel when it comes to testing mics to set benchmark results objectively comparing them to one another. Best!@@user-ko2fq2hg8b

[@MrRickywhaites]

I found the distance from the mic very useful as I’m looking for microphones to use with 2 singers to a mic so with a little more distance. Is this the kind of mic you’d suggest for this application?

[@ZPJ_Studio]

@@MrRickywhaites I would suggest that the distance from the mic depends on several variables: Mic technique, plosives, live vs. studio recording, voice type etc. So, you never really know unless you try it with the singer. I personally have a range of mics for a range of applications.