Should I get this for live performance at the church using mic in front of it?
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I would think this could work quite well miked. I just use mine as a bedroom amp and I have been amazed at how well it works. I was originally shown one of these when a professional musician came to my house to buy one of my guitars. He pulled out the acoustic version and played my guitar through it and I was blown away. Good luck.
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I do not advise the use of this equipment for use with a microphone. Not even usalo as mp3 player. Already tested in these situations and my evaluation I consider unsatisfactory. Ja for use with the guitar I love him. I hope I help him
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I have miced this amp in a studio setting for recording before but I would be extremely hesitant do use this amp in a live setting. It's a practice amp mainly meant for home use.
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I video our Church Service every week with a Boom mike on the Camera. No problems??
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I use my recorder with some Church Audio mics to a preamp and run it thru line-in. I get excellent results. Some people have asked where I bought the CD and are surprised when I show them on what it was recorded.
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Most likely not. This is more for an in home studio recording. Additionally, the area around the mic that picks up voice rather small, you would need a mic for every 2-3 people.
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Hi Scooby, the answer is yes. If you are going to be having a small to mid size conference and need better microphone pickup distance and sound, check out the Konftel 300ip or the Polycom Soundstation IP 6000.
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I don't believe it would work in a church unless you were able to connect it to the church sound system and have the receiver pointed directly at where you are sitting. Any movement in front of the receiver will distort the sound.
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In my experience you'll get "white noise." I don't believe that any single mike can capture more than the ambient cacophony in a large hall. This "wall of sound" can be used - sparingly - for background tone, but it will obscure the music or the preacher / speaker. What I've done in this sort of situation is to have a separate feed to a mike on a stand (in front of the speaker), a mike a boom directly overhead - both can be connected by wire to one of the two XLR jacks on the camera. Ideally, you should have a clip-on lavaliere mike that transmits a wireless signal camera. The lavaliere is wired to a small box that clips on the speaker's belt or some other part of the wardrobe which sends a signal to receiver attached near to or on the camera and connected by an XLR cable to one of the two XLR jacks on the camera. Churches usually have mikes, stands and cables which you can use. Lavaliere set-ups can be rented which is a good idea because good ones are expensive to purchase unless you're going to be using them a lot. I hope this helps.
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Yes, the clarity is very good for recording. I use this mic for church and it does a wonderful job with the vocals.
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the Pyle is adequate, if you were playing for example outdoor venues. Yes, I would cough up the extra for the Behringer for a quality church performance.
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If you will be singing loud male vocal, you can get right up on the mic with no chance of overloading the mic. Under those conditions, you should be fine.. Other than that, if you need more gain, get a better preamp. The money you save by buying this mic should go toward a good quality, high output preamp. This mic, at about $350 can go toe to toe with mics costing $3000, and in may cases, blow them away.
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I think it would be fine for vocals. you can dial all sorts of different reverb times so a nice cathedral sound would be awesome on vocals. Depending the song of course. Even if you want to get crazy use the shimmer effect on her voice. I'll bet that would sound bad ass.
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Hey Keith, Sure. Plug it into your system using a USB cable and then make sure it's selected as your systems mic in webex and you'll be good. I actually use Adobe Connect but they are very similar. Works well for a group around a table or the like. The biggest mistake you can make is plugging it into your computer but then not selecting it as the active mic. Cheers.
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Sandra M, understanding that its not a high quality system its pretty reliable for its price range. If you hold the mic at the bottom where your hand can touch the antenae you may get some interference. I used it in an awards presentation on a stand by the podium. The received was some 60 feet away and it worked fine. So I think you should be OK to go.
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It should, it's being used at a church (outside - Hawaii ) right now since someone decided they wanted our amplifier more than we did. Using a different microphone , the original was dropped. Also great for other gatherings have used it for back yard music. (A friend has one, she uses to sing with at a hospital)
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Alphonso, I would say yes, you can. An average sermon lasts less than 79 minutes, 59 seconds, which is the maximum length of most CD-R's, so timing shouldn't be a problem. To set up for recording, you will need either to tap directly into your church's sound system; or for a free-standing application, to use microphones along with a small stereo preamplifier (or with two mono preamps, one each for the right and left channels) to boost the signal. This model has only a direct recording input, which is in the back of the unit. It isn't equipped with mic inputs, but you certainly may use them by plugging your powered preamp into that back-panel input, and then plugging the mics into the preamp. To obtain the best reproduction of your preacher's voice, you will want to set the recording volume just about as loud as you would for copying music, i.e., high enough for plenty of movement in the visual meters, but not high enough for them to go often into the red zone. If you wish to monitor the sound as you record, you may listen with headphones. That's about it, I think; I hope this information helps you. Let me know if you have further questions.
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We use this model wireless mic for the pastor and the musicians. It is not in the line of sight for notes or music. It is right in front of your mouth. The sound is clear and volume can be adjusted inside the transmitter.
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If all the people will be on front of the mic, it will work great. This mic records from one direction only, if you'll be interviewing from the back of it, that might be a problem.