Continuation of last post - "Backing Tracks At Soundback"

It makes sense that if you can find a microphone that by it's nature eliminates those frequency's you wish to avoid being heard then it is worth the time and effort in tracking it down. With the knowledge that there are so many Mic's available there must be one that works for you. In studios with big budgets normally there will be much of a selection but in studios with small budgets this is not the case and when you are recording your vocal onto backing tracks it's normally the later. My conclusion.I cannot suggest a microphone for you but I hope the fact that I have brought it to your attention that might just help save you money on mixing time and a better sounding vocal is achieved.