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Nov 7, 2026

Jude GoldHOST
2:44
Because you never know what he'll say.
Jude GoldHOST
2:46
In fact, right before I turned on the mics, you know, it was kind of funny bringing out some SM58s on mic stands that you would use in front of guitar amps.
Jude GoldHOST
2:57
and putting them in front of Lukather and myself as we order lunch from Tina, our very patient server.
Jude GoldHOST
3:04
You know, it did draw a little bit of attention at first, and someone next to us is like, hey, looking at Lukather, are you somebody famous? So that's the context when the mics come on.
Jude CrookGUEST
35:24
That's not, that's not a, it's not physical yet, so I can't, I can't do it.
Jude CrookGUEST
35:28
But I guess number one piece of technology is going to be the SM, is it an SM58? Is the comedy microphone.
Jude CrookGUEST
35:38
Right.
Jude CrookGUEST
35:39
Because with music, we use the SM57, which that goes on the amp.
Jude CrookGUEST
35:43
But with comedy, it's always the SM58.
Jude CrookGUEST
35:46
Got to be the SM58.
Jude CrookGUEST
35:48
And so I'm chewing on one of those a few times a week for sure.
Jude CrookGUEST
35:51
And is that like a lapel mic? No, no, that's the...
Steph FarinaGUEST
5:26
So grab my sound bullet, and I'm going to plug it into every link.
Steph FarinaGUEST
5:29
And I'm going to have somebody at that SM58 going, hey, staff, check, check, check, check, check.
Steph FarinaGUEST
5:33
And I'm going to go, great.
Steph FarinaGUEST
5:35
I got you through the mic.
Dennis KennedyHOST
37:12
Tom, this actually came up recently, and you were on the Zoom when it happened.
Dennis KennedyHOST
37:17
It's my Shure 58 microphone, which I love, and I've had almost like the whole history of the podcast.
Dennis KennedyHOST
37:26
I love the sound of it.
Dennis KennedyHOST
37:28
I just never want to change it.
Brian GowerHOST
17:24
So the Sennheiser E835, just one of these dynamics.
Brian GowerHOST
17:28
So it's basically like SM58, but Sennheiser.
Brian GowerHOST
17:30
Nice.
Brian GowerHOST
17:31
Just
Josh MorganHOST
16:51
Bing bong.
Josh MorganHOST
16:52
But we're just using our SM58 stage mics.
Josh MorganHOST
16:55
We started off using really recording mics, but these are just easy.
Josh MorganHOST
16:59
I
Vickie MorganHOST
17:02
those podcasts, those mics are nice.
Vickie MorganHOST
17:04
They're not like the blue Yeti, which I don't care for.
Vickie MorganHOST
17:06
I don't like the tinny kind of very digitized, but I like the SM58s.
Vickie MorganHOST
17:09
I think that's the best.
Steven GustafsonGUEST
32:22
We'd get a few hours at 9 o'clock at night or midnight, and we'd run in and set our gear up and get as much done as we could and try to experiment.
Steven GustafsonGUEST
32:30
I remember one time someone was swinging a SM-58 around his head while they were recording Rob playing or something.
Steven GustafsonGUEST
32:39
I don't know.
Emily DrewMODERATOR
32:40
So you're recording, you finish recording, and then you have to press the record to do anything with it, right? If you're going to send it to radio stations so it gets played, if you're going to sell anything, you've got to pay first, right, to press it.
Fanny LumsdenGUEST
29:38
Like the guy we're on tour with doing sound for us has like amazing mics.
Fanny LumsdenGUEST
29:41
And he was just like, nah, just like, just give me SM58.
Fanny LumsdenGUEST
29:44
Like, just give me something.
Fanny LumsdenGUEST
29:46
He just would just sing it.
Pablo StarrGUEST
32:41
First of all, I have some old demos.
Pablo StarrGUEST
32:43
Demos from 2003 that sound like shit because it was me on an M-Box in a shitty little, tiny little apartment in LA going to an SM58 microphone, dead to the SM58, you know, and I put them into pseudo.
Pablo StarrGUEST
32:58
And one of the songs, I did it for several songs.
Pablo StarrGUEST
33:01
One of the songs is a song called Fibromyalgia.
Jon GayHOST
36:05
It's got four XLR microphone inputs.
Jon GayHOST
36:08
I have a client that I record with on site, and I got the Shure SM58 microphones.
Jon GayHOST
36:12
They're, I think, a little bit cheaper than the Samsung Q2U because they're XLR three-pin only.
Jon GayHOST
36:16
And they sit on a conference table, all four people, and they sit apart from each other.
Jon GayHOST
37:42
pretty.
Jon GayHOST
37:43
It's got four microphone XLR inputs on it.
Jon GayHOST
37:46
And I've got four regular Shure SM58 microphones that plug right in.
Jon GayHOST
37:50
I go around the table.

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