| From the Where2sing.com forum: Johnny B - Unfortunately sound quality will always be subjective and can only be acheived through experimentation an issue we hosts cannot always afford our singers however mic gain input to provide a clean sound during peaking and the equaliser beginning at no boost or cut can help,but we must remember the EQ cannot change the acoustics of the room.
The positioning of the microphone can and does have a dramatic effect on sound quality,'fading' the mic as descrbed by yourself will help however your issue seems to be with frequency response, and with dynamic vocal microphones as used in most live situations full frequency response is only evident when used very close to the sound source so it may be beneficial if using this type of mic to practice some 'fading' technique therefore avoiding the muffle or muddy response.CHEERS
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