Will this microphone work for guttural vocals? (Death metal)
328580
Hi Nolan, this mic uses the standard 3.5 mm stereo mini plug and works on all kinds of vocals. -Ely
1156482
I doubt it would perform well. This is an omni-directional microphone. A directional mike would be better for voice recognition.
995055
Should work fine as long as you speak clearly into the mic when recording. Ours sounds clear even though it is inside a stuffed animal with cotton stuffing all around it.
1673049
Thanks for your question. Just to clarify, this is a vibration tuner only, and therefore is not suitable for vocals. Thanks.Terry
1153289
No, this mic all round is no good. It's not worth the LONG wait either. I highly suggest looking for a different microphone. I beat box a lot and wanted a mic so I got this, Audio-Technica ATR-1300 Unidirectional Dynamic Vocal/Instrument Microphone It is a really decent microphone, and I haven't had a single problem with it.
1138522
Yes, it will make any Mic louder. For a condenser, use the phantom power. However, this is just a preamp, not an interface, so you need an interface or A/D converter to get the signal into a computer.
1330570
It's not designed for direct mic hook up. The answers giving already best describe its use and function and would recommend you use it that way to get the full effect of the unit. However, you could use an xrl to 1/4 inch adapter and insert the 1/4 into the Mono input of the MX which may suit your needs, but you will lose the stereo settings of the unit. Xlr to 1/4> http://www.amazon.com/XLR-Female-Male-Adapter/dp/B0002ZPK5I/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1424888050&sr;=8-2&keywords;=xlr+to+1+4+inch+adapter.If you're the vocalist or sing a lot of backups I would look into the Boss VE-20 Vocal Performer or the TC-Helicon Voice Tone Create if its only you that needs the effects.. Good luck.... It's not designed for direct mic hook up. The answers giving already best describe its use and function and would recommend you use it that way to get the full effect of the unit. However, you could use an xrl to 1/4 inch adapter and insert the 1/4 into the Mono input of the MX which may suit your needs, but you will lose the stereo settings of the unit. Xlr to 1/4> http://www.amazon.com/XLR-Female-Male-Adapter/dp/B0002ZPK5I/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1424888050&sr;=8-2&keywords;=xlr+to+1+4+inch+adapter.If you're the vocalist or sing a lot of backups I would look into the Boss... » Read More It's not designed for direct mic hook up. The answers giving already best describe its use and function and would recommend you use it that way to get the full effect of the unit. However, you could use an xrl to 1/4 inch adapter and insert the 1/4 into the Mono input of the MX which may suit your needs, but you will lose the stereo settings of the unit. Xlr to 1/4> http://www.amazon.com/XLR-Female-Male-Adapter/dp/B0002ZPK5I/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1424888050&sr;=8-2&keywords;=xlr+to+1+4+inch+adapter.If you're the vocalist or sing a lot of backups I would look into the Boss VE-20 Vocal Performer or the TC-Helicon Voice Tone Create if its only you that needs the effects.. Good luck.... « Show Less
2015812
I don't think this will help very much with voices. It is really designed for guitars only. Unless your vocal pitch is "Freddy Mercury" perfect, the processor won't be able to handle it. If your goal is to harmonize and shift your voice, you should look at a true vocal processor like some of the units made by TC Helicon. Although I haven't used one myself, I've seen some astounding demos that make a single voice sound like a choir. Check this YouTube video: http://youtu.be/4aPaJmUlEnc
750516
I use it for Dragon dictation. The mic is great for that purpose, but it's sensitive to external sound sources so I'm not sure it would work with speakers your playing game audio. If you do try it, play around with volume settings to get it right as sometimes too high or low volume affects recognition of commands.
1555566
If it has a standard headphone jack it should work, if you need a special jack you would need a converter of some kind, but if you use that, the mic may not work. If they work they'll give you some boss sound for gaming tho.
2040876
This microphone will work for that but the quality will not be great. In order to capture the voice loud enough you would have to turn up the sensitivity in your camera which will add in a hissing noise. It will be alot better than the internal mic especially if your using a dslr.
751150
Yes, it will, but you wear an omnidirecional microphone (like ECM 8000) together.It is not so easy to do. There are so many adjusts, menus and options. If you are an advanced user, it should be easier. See the user manual. Best regards!
1915460
It would work--but I don't think you will be pleased with the results, unless you have a really well treated recording area. The 990 is a great mic for vocals--it is a very sensitive large condenser mic and will pick up a lot of things you more than likely don't want in your recording. I think you would be better off with a small condenser, mic with a much tighter pick-up attern. There are several, both MXL and other great names in mice for about the same price point. Hope that helps.
1999261
This microphone would work perfectly fine for that. What you will want to do, however, is download a free program called Audacity. Audacity will let you record your voice through the mic, and will allow you to export the audio file with any name into a massive variety of formats from .mp3 to WAV file types once you have recorded what you want.
947727
If you're mic is using an unbalanced 1/4" cable. However most are XLR. I would suggest something from TC Helicon for vocals.
1111132
I have only run mine through a Behringer PMP 2000 (Europower 800 Watt PA system). The microphone stays true and clean no matter how loud I get; it's sensitive enough to pick up softer tones when used. What you use it for will dictate what size amp to utilize, because the mic itself won't distort or adulterate what it picks up without external interference. If you run it through an 8 watt amplifier and use it for full force growling or screaming (my version of these vocals anyway), the truth to your efforts won't carry as well as perhaps a 100 Watt. You just have to decide how loud you would like to be and purchase accordingly.
654044
It'll probably do it well, but in my opinion you would have better results using the ORTF (2 mics overhead) setup in addition to the Kick mic. A good and inexpensive ORTF combo: Superlux S502