The singer Charlotte Church uses the ATM610a microphone in her concerts

This singer, who has sold millions of records, uses the Audio-Technica ATM610a microphone as it is capable of capturing all the nuances of your voice.

Charlotte Church rose to fame as a classical singer. Their debut album, ‘Voice of an Angel’, It sold millions of copies and made her the youngest artist to have had a number one hit on the UK classical charts.. In 2005 Church entered pop music and 2007 had already sold more than 10 millions of records around the world.

Now it is immersed, along with a band made up of ten members, on the tour to present her show “Charlotte Church’s Late Night Pop Dungeon”, a constantly evolving show based on covers, which is presented at various festivals and venues.

Your engineer, Mathew Acreman, selected the ATM610a from Audio-Technica for her concerts since she is able to capture the nuances of the artist's voice.

“I have tried many voice microphones with Charlotte but none did her voice justice., and everyone seemed to lack the clarity and brightness that their voice deserves. Bearing 11 people on stage, Sound coming in from other musicians is always a big problem and, taking this into account, I needed one that had a narrow pickup pattern. The ATM610a's hypercardioid polar pattern not only greatly eliminated stage noise, But Charlotte's voice had the presence and brightness she had been looking for., all this with a minimum EQ”.

The ATM610a has been designed to offer clear playback, Detailed and wide range of solo voices and choirs. This high-end dynamic vocal microphone, belonging to the Artist Series, is equipped with a rare earth magnet, a multi-layer grid and offers a narrow hypercardioid polar pattern. It also features a newly designed internal shock absorber that reduces handling noise..