How would this perform for recording music lessons? I would be using it for fiddle lessons and classes at music camp.
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The mic is very sensitive so it will pick any and all background sounds. It will also record up to 192kbps which should suffice your needs.
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I have been using mine to record meetings (2 hrs.+/-) and it has done well when using tripod. Sound pickup is pretty good if there are no other noises in the immediate area. Make sure there is adequate lighting on subject. Wish it had a remote for operation (mine does not). Have not tried to Youtube anything (not my intent or purpose), but manual says it's an easy do. I have a dinosaur laptop so downloading and editing is a bit of a chore. Camera does take great stills and freeze frames.
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I have been using it for my home recording projects,( I sing on karaoke tracks for a hobby). it serves my purpose very well and I like the quality of recording I get from it. It is really good for the price. I would recommend it. If you are looking for more advanced/professional use you may want to explore more options.
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You can definitely use it for direct recording. I've used it on a couple of finished tracks with a couple of different instruments. You'll likely have some latency issues and will have to mess around with the settings, but every DAW I've tried it with has recognized it as an input source.
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It depends on what you want to record. If the volume is adequete, it will record with no problem. I hope this helps.
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I use it to record home demos on my iPad using an inexpensive docking station. I also use it to practice melody line. I have never used it live. It is just a way for me to know I am off vocally and re-record.
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My wife uses it in her 2400 sq ft class room and the other teachers in other rooms say they can hear her. So it is pretty loud. It should work just fine for jamming.
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I'm not sure i bough it as a gift and it was well received but it was not bought for recording primarily to play vinyl hope tat helps
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Mark; I think it would be excellent for recording. However, I found the manual to be difficult to understand for some functions. Perhaps the SR16 from Alesis would be a better choice if it has all the functions you need. It's been around for decades and has been very popular.
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Yes, it does record Music. The vender is nice and responsive to my questions.
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It's not in the vinicity of me, but I remember it has such a function. It can do anything a normal recorder can do. Ask others to make sure plz!
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for recording definitely. especially for the price. for performing i've never had a problem. one draw could be that it doesn't have an on/off switch, but i actually prefer that. it's a rugged little gem that sounds great. i might suggest that because you're a female vocalist and you feel your "voice is not powerful" you might want to save a little more and get the e935. i hear it's better for female vocals. but who know's.
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You cant record a tape slowed down, but it does slow playback enough for what you need, imo. It's also good for learning guitar licks, but the pitch will also drop, of course.
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Piano is really tough, since they are way louder than you think.I would put headphones on and do a sound check to make sure the recording levels are where you want them.But yes, the unit will give you a good medium fidelity recording. I have some pretty good condensor mics that I attach to the zoom and the resulting audio is WAY better than the compressed audio on a video camera. If you have the external condensor mics you will get good high fidelity audio.
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That's exactly what I bought the recorder for. It works like a charm, just remember to place it where it won't be picking up unwanted noise.
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I have an iPad Mini 2 and recorded a bunch of drum tracks recently - worked great and garage band was good software to use. It's been a great mic.
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It would be okay but I'd say you should find a music mic for live music... this one is more for open filming.