Would this mic do well pairing with the Zoom H4N for indoor acoustic performances?
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Yes, if you want to see it in action. outside go to my yt channel netcommercial
1020697
I've only used it once for an acoustic performance. It was indoors and we used the Zoom H4N and the sound turned out beautiful and crisp. I would recommend it.
1020698
I use this mic for filming with the h4n, it has worked well for me but I have never tested it with music performances. From my experience with it in the film world it is great for the price and should work well in an acoustic performance, if the h4 is set to the right levels.
1020699
I tried to modify my AZden SGM-2X in an attempt to modify it for a special use and destroyed it. The wires inside are extremely tiny and I can see no way to repair it. Anyway, the few times I used the mic before destroying it I wasn't impressed with its abilities. I too was trying to use it inside. I wish I had at least tried it outside listening to birds or something. Sorry, I am no help.
525647
I purchased it to use in live streaming and have not used it yet for that purpose. But, I did run some initial tests with it to see how it sounded with and without it. My results were done using my iPod touch 4th generation. Using the Blue Mikey gave my recordings more clarity with less room noise. I still need to test it with loud music playing in the recording since I want to use it for live streaming worship nights with my band. I think this mic would work for you pretty well for the purpose that you mentioned.
1549365
Yes it will definitely work. Don't let the price fool you. I am a Professional DJ and I use it for wedding receptions, graduation parties, and whatever other gig might require a wireless mic.
66468
Yes. I bought it to record music at group lessons. I also have a Zoom H4n. The Sony is far easier to use. It's more intuitive.
933793
I wouldn't know because I'm only using it in a room. The mic is pretty powerful. You might want to try it and if it doesn't work out you can return it. This company seems really aimed to please. Im really happy with it. I can't complain. Hope this helps!
1011038
It would be suitable. It does have a tendency to feedback though so you would have to make sure the speaker is pointed away from the mic.
459115
I used this set up to record a bunch of spoken word poetry so I would say yes.my understanding is the mic is also designed to work well in environments that are not acoustically sound. So again, you should be good.
233854
The mixer gives you four mic channels and two inputs. For love acoustic it depends on how many instruments your gonna use, otherwise I would say yes.
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Yes, but to get the best (and most effective) results, your best bet is to buy a preamp recorder. I went with the Zoom H4N. Without a preamp recorder, you will hardly notice a difference with just the Ntg-2 into the t3i, and the integrated built in mic. If you can, get the Zoom H4N!
618211
Yes it would work, however it is important what type of mic you use... a quality mis it the key.
1696668
I don't know -- I have used it exclusively for webinar recordings, which it is spectacular at and sounds better than mics that are 3-6 times the cost.
1734992
You would probably go with the boom microphone option versus the wired. It supports both.
1098464
It depends on how you would podcast it because this mic is especially designed for GarageBand. If that's not a problem than have at it! It would be even better in your small office since it would pick up the sound that much better. I hope this helps!
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That depends on what sort of audio quality you want.If you're just recording a home video of a recital, you'll probably be OK. Be aware that a shotgun's off-axis rejection is not very effective in small rooms or very reverberant spaces (i.e., you may pick up an unacceptable amount of room reverb).If you want something higher quality, I'd look to a mic setup that would give me good quality stereo (e.g., two condensers in a stereo pair or on separate mic stands, run through a mixer).As with most audio recording, the only way to know if a particular mic setup will give you acceptable results is to try it. That depends on what sort of audio quality you want.If you're just recording a home video of a recital, you'll probably be OK. Be aware that a shotgun's off-axis rejection is not very effective in small rooms or very reverberant spaces (i.e., you may pick up an unacceptable amount of room reverb).If you want something higher quality, I'd look to a mic setup that would give me good quality stereo (e.g., two condensers in a stereo pair or on separate mic stands, run through a mixer).As with most audio recording, the only way to know if a particular mic... » Read More That depends on what sort of audio quality you want.If you're just recording a home video of a recital, you'll probably be OK. Be aware that a shotgun's off-axis rejection is not very effective in small rooms or very reverberant spaces (i.e., you may pick up an unacceptable amount of room reverb).If you want something higher quality, I'd look to a mic setup that would give me good quality stereo (e.g., two condensers in a stereo pair or on separate mic stands, run through a mixer).As with most audio recording, the only way to know if a particular mic setup will give you acceptable results is to try it. « Show Less
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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
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The answer is yes. This is a versatile mic. I have used it in both small and large venues. It's also good for some recording applications. Best bang for the buck as far as I'm concerned.
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I'm pretty sure. Don't look that big. I got zoom h4n with a regular size mic and cord. Fits everything cozy