![]() ***UPDATE*** Since recording this episode and tutorials I have now upgraded to NEUMANN TLM103 I could not have been happier with the switch and highly recommend this microphone to anyone who is taking their voice over career seriously. I created a quick video about how I set my dbx 286s up. That’s where I run my dbx 286S settings on the microphone to boost the bass, treble, enhancer, expander, and all those stuff that makes you sound really cool. The mic cable goes into the mic input of the dbx 286s Microphone Preamp / Processor which is the very right hand input. ![]() So I need a cable that goes from female XLR to male XLR and plug it first into the back of the AT4033a. Basically, for voiceover I use the Audio Technica AT4033a Microphone*** and that has a microphone output which is a male XLR microphone output. I started with the microphone and explained a bit about how I run things. Also, recently Lawrence Daniels said that my expertise in recording studio equipment proved invaluable and wondered if I could do a detailed explanation on how to hook up all the appliances with the microphone and make it function with Adobe Audition. The reason we recorded this podcast is because voice over artist Arthur Muhl asked me a question about how I cable everything together from my microphone to the computer.
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