Lauten Audio Eden LT 386 Test on Vocals | S.A.M., Lari (Italy)

Testing the Lauten Audio Eden LT 386.
In this video, we test the Lauten Audio Eden LT 386 to uncover its true potential on 4 different types of voices. Are you in the market for a new microphone but overwhelmed by the options? Join us as we put this condenser microphone to the test!
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[@georgesmith5005]

This is why this particular microphone really works good what's different singers this is a great microphone

[@LautenAudio]

Thanks so much for doing this. As an important note about Eden and Atlantis, the Neutral setting is not flat. Forward is flat. ❤️

[@matthewtrenhaile1176]

So what then is the curve of the neutral setting? To me it sounds by far the most flat

[@LautenAudio]

@@matthewtrenhaile1176 F (Forward) is the capsule straight into the transformer. It's the purest path possible in Atlantis with no resistor/capacitors in the signal path. When you are in N, those are brought into the signal path to shape the sound like a more traditional design, making the microphone sound more "Neutral".

[@outlawedbeats]

which voicings were you using?

[@poui1]

I have the exact same question :) neutral, gentle, forward? filter off, soft or hard? Thanks !