a good mic pls

[plautus]

OKAY, so what I've found out through reading of that thread

The thread I pointed out to you explains exactly how the mod is made, what types of capacitors are used, other details, etc.
You just have to read the 23 pages and try to understand.
People with no experience in electronics have successfully managed to achieve excellent results with this mod.

Okay, so what I've learnd is that. The more capacitor pF (acummulated) the lower the hgih frequency sounds.
They said adding the 680pF onto the stock capacitor will give u the tlm67 sound. I think it was u that said it micolas!
A tlm67 is a u87ai without the the boosted tops, right>? So the tlm67 sound is more natural? or very colored?
WIll the modded perception sound like a colored 67 or a 67 without the coloratioN?

I think adding the 680[F is better for me, less nasalness, and boosted hights.

I have already ordered it now.

 

[micolas]

@plautus

Your real voice, heard from the outside, therefore captured by a microphone, has a nasal, honky character. But this happens in the midrange, as described in the graph. NOT in the high-mids or highs as you mistakenly assume, due to lack of knowledge.

Many of us have suggested here to look for the right type of sound for your voice,
with Eq or with a microphone emulator software.
You can install, for example, a Trial version of Antares Mic Mod to determine what is favorable to you. I assume that you have software skills.

I insisted on providing an example with the voice-over sound that you like, precisely with the intention of helping you, which is impossible without understanding exactly what you want.
Your descriptions contain nothing technical. "Warm", "clear", etc. are very subjective descriptions