can be used for live gigs?
1955334
Yes this amp pumps it out in the home I can only put it up to around 2- 2.5
357736
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.
669214
Yes I could. Especially when jamming live home performances. But for recording its better to avoid doing that as there will be tiny level of music from speakers again picked up by mic. But keeping good distance between both can solve it.
1442596
It is purely a mixer with Phantom power.... You'll need an amp or self-powered speakers if using it as a live sound mixer.
233210
I don't use it for that personally but the friend who recommended it uses it for that purpose himself. I think he uses an external amp though.
1465351
It seems likely. I have used it mainly with recording software and other live instruments, but it seems like it would be easily done
2089045
I would imagine it could be but I've never used it for something like that. Condenser mics are less robust than dynamic mics so if you are rough with them they break a lot easier but they do pick up a lot more. So it might be good for choir and instruments but it also might be prone to feeding back since it's more sensitive, you would have to take care with the volume levels. Again I've never used it live so I'm sorry I can't conclusively answer your question.
955889
It depends on the gig; I've used it live for small clubs (less than 30 people, smallish room) and it works great. It gets surprisingly loud! For a bigger show you would probably be mic'd anyway, at least in my area so it would be fine for that as well. These days, if you show up with a larger amp you probably won't be able to turn it up enough to work the amp at all and it won't sound good anyway.
2038808
Yes, and should you choose to do live performance aspects later this is a good choice. All in all, if you use Ableton Live 9, Push is the right choice.
2208725
Yes. I use these on a weekly basis to dj weddings. I've also used it at open mic nights and when my band plays.
475446
On stage or in the studio...ABSOLUTELY !! Just as long as you have your own mixer outputs for them.
1937632
It can be use as a drum machine yes. It depend of the kind of software you are using. For my self i use it to do light's effect in a nightclub.
1918386
They are excellent for recording and mixing live bands. I use them when I'm working sound and for general listening.These are not weak headphones and require a strong signal. Weak amplification from devices at full volume will produce distortion.Also, I've owned my pair for TWO years now and they still operate perfectly!
445677
I would say get a more powerful amp (Like 20+amp) if you're using the amp to play along with drums, etc.. However, in live stage setting like the ones I mix, a smaller amp can be mic'd and run thru the board to the mains. If you haven't already, check out video on the page for the Sawtooth. Hope that helps.
1703397
According to my daughter it is for the mic, she also said that if you are going to be using it ALOT, then you may want a bigger unit This one according to her (she is the one using it), is okay for the money but it is not the best...for practice it is okay, but for a live gig she would not recommend. The problem with this unit is the microphone! She says the mic cuts out alot! The amp however is good, she says it has great sound and portable.
19879
Usually they come with features for DJs but yes you can use for home audio people use it like that.
2261795
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.