for indoor concerts,(very loud ) Im using my LG VOLT phone but it has a poor quality sound, so Im trying to get a shot with this mic, what do u think?
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From my experience with any kind of Mic, trying to record clear sound at a concert is damn near impossible. I've occasionally used the Mic to record movies played in class that were louder than the lecture overall and it still came out Crystal clear. I'm not sure of the quality with concert music though. Definitely use that black puffy protector that the product comes in. It'll filter out some of the noise. Sorry that I'm not much help.
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I think its comparable but to be honest its not a good mic. I think it's either refurbished or a cheap fake. People complained about squealing when set anywhere above 4--5 using it below those settings makes it a useless purchase. I'm shopping for a replacement.
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I play it through my guitar amp. The chord is damn flimsy so be careful! Sound is good, if you can use a preamp or sound processor with reverb it helps a ton. A direct box should work just fine. It's way easier and sounds better than micing it IMHO. If you push the levels of your PA system you may run into feedback issues. Run a dress rehearsal and find the best spots on stage that don't feedback. Again that chord is very flimsy, one trip and it's game over. Have a backup plan like a microphone just in case.
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The microphone in this device is very sensitive. In fact it's too sensitive that you hear all background noise very clearly so it's almost impossible to use outside. Inside I still find a slight hiss and still hear background sounds even in the quietest of rooms. So.. For multiple person interviews the best bet is to use multiple lapel pins connected to one of its interface. In a pinch u can try to use it indoors but be prepared to do some cleanup of noise after u record
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I don't think you will gain anything even if you can keep the internal speakers on the phone or tablet used as a phone. This mic. is great for connecting to a real time analyzer program in your tablet or computer as it has a calibration curve available online. HOWEVER, if your purpose is to have a good mic., not the one inside your phone, why not go a step further and get an earphone//mic. combination, such as Logitegch at a low price and it just plugs in your phone or tablet. I use mine all the time to get the sound closer to my ears and the mic .is right at your mouth!
1431962
No - the sound is perfect. I worried about that too and seriously - not an issue. However if you are using your iphone to record a concert then - you get what you ask for. Don't think that is what the phone is intended for.
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I doubt that an I phone will have enough power to listen at satisfying levels. I have a Shiit Lyr, old version, and it certainly has enough power and sounds decent to me, but there are many who rave about it. I have never listened to the phones with a more expensive amp so cannot say if more money equals better sound. There is always a point of diminishing returns. I would recommend that you try several amps if possible. I paid $400 for the Lyr.
367266
Depends on your budget and application (mostly budget). Go to a music store and try a few mics.
680897
What mic are you using to sing with this amp, looking to upgrade mic to a Sennheiser e945 Supercardioid Dynamic , is that too much for this amp?I will mostly sing with band but sometimes other venue plug my ukelele in too.
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1x12 is not the best option for live gigging in any size room. It just doesnt push enough air. Now if you're going to mic it into a PA then you're ok, you'll just have a hard time hearing yourself on stage.
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I would have a friend or family member help you test this out. Put your phone on speaker with the amplifier speaker near your phone receiver. Talk into the microphone and adjust how close it is to the telephone until your tester can easily understand you without a lot of feedback. You may need to play with volume and angles to get the best sound.
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I don't know. Does your phone have a mic input? Either way, the quality of this little mic is not good. My son was trying to use it to record a video on his laptop and it the volume was really really low.
1206672
I think you would find this mic to be fairly spectacular for that type of recording application. I would suggest using the "flat response" position of the switch on the side of the mic and then EQ as needed.
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This was a great microphone for that. Unfortunately for me the plug end which snaps into the iphone fell apart in about a month of use and although Edutige support answered quickly, things died and I never received the RMA to replace. If you buy, I believe you will be happy with the experience, especially if it stays together. Good luck.
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@ ok4ablondeThanks a bunch, this helps alot, wanted to get some user's opinions about the sound quality in videos before trying it myself, had tried a Samsung SL720 which had 2 stereo mics, but I guess Samsung forgot to actually install the mics in the camera, really poor sound. thanks again.
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This would work really well for that. The only problem I could think you might have. The mic picks up everything so is there is a lot of background noise you will hear it all
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I use the 802 for business and personal. Don't think it is good for much more than voice. The mic's (even the stereo plug-in microphone) would not be sufficient for professional quality recording of a live performance. Also, it depends on the distance. If you have it right next to an acoustic guitar, it would probably be ok to use to record practice sessions (my son did that). But if you are in the audience, forget it.