Can you tell from my voice what Mic I should use??? Original---please CRITIQUE!

[John_Breed]

So been practicing some and trying to get singing to not hurt so I can find my real tone... obviously I have a lot of work to do but this laptop mic buzz's out at certain tones and volumes... is there any way to give good advice for a decent mic to record my voice so I can really hear it all from this recording? I am somewhat fasmiliar with Cubase and a buddy has a copy so I think I'll install that once I get a decent mic... thanks in advance for any ad ALL critiques and criticisms concerning my voice... I would appreciate any help you can offer..https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=4604070633850&l=662723023348939601

Sorry... the link to my facebook video is all I could figure out to make work.

[staticsound]

Different mics sound different on voice. It's about finding one that compliments your voice.

 

At this stage I wouldn't worry about that, I'd just get something that you can use to monitor yourself for practice. I'd get a large diaphragm condenser for recording vocals. If you're on a budget, the MXL990 is actually quite decent for the price. You would need to buy a recording interface too though.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/mxl-990-condenser-microphone-with-shockmount/273156

 

Or you could go with a USB powered condenser, and you wouldn't need to purchase an interface.

 

http://www.guitarcenter.com/MXL-USB-006-Powered-Condenser-Microphone-103999496-i1169096.gc?source=4WWRWXGP&kwid=productads-plaid%5E32411822921-sku%5E103999496@ADL4gc-adType%5EPLA-device%5Et-adid%5E13625729081

[John_Breed]

Thanks a million ! Thats what I was dfinitely trying to do... I sing my songs a few times a day and record and listen back every time but with such low quality recordings I have a hard time hearing the things I need to work on. Great info my friend... very much appreciated!