Good for classical and vocals?
1954748
I've found them to be great all-around headphones, and definitely worth the investment in high-current amplification.
1954749
Yes these headphones are exceptionally and accurate ..... I play a keyboard capable of over 12,000 sounds, I have not found one not reproduced accurate through these headphones ....
1954750
Understand that these are monitor headphones, good for mixing audio. They are meant to be rather flat, so they will pick up mistakes, etc. and not flatter the music by enhancing certain frequencies the way consumer headphones are designed to do. I do voiceovers so I want to get a very accurate idea of how it sounds before it leaves my hands. I will say that the sound I get out of these headphones is very similar to my studio monitors, which are designed to do the same thing.
1954751
Just to be clear they probably won't make music sound as "good" as ordinary stereo headphones designed for listening to finished recorded audio.
1954752
They're very good for classical and vocals, but if you're recording some bleeding may get in the mix.
898891
If you have the proper line in cable, sure. I can not comment on the quality as a vocal amp, only as a bass amp. There are better alternatives to vocal amps out there, a lot of people use Keyboard amps as vocal amps and they seem pretty happy with it. Best of luck.
1592990
Depends on max volume, and type of music. Classical no problem, rap at max volume bit of feedback.
1464484
Im not sure about guitar but this is great for vocals. I love this product. As long as your mic and power cable are good you can make quality mixes!
26562
yes, both instruments and vocals record well with exceptionally sharp response and clarity. I have found myself using the built ins more and more. Of course your room or recording area accoustics can be a contributing factor as well as distance from the recorder. Experiment, you won't be disappointed.
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
119001
The low end is pretty good, its able to carry most of the sound without distorting the original quality so it should work well for your musical tastes!
1749257
I use it for vocals, not R&B;, but that should not matter. The quality of sound is really good. It picks up the bass in my voice making it sound smooth. Your blues will sound bluesier and volume is easy to adjust.
1901631
Yes the best option is used a compresor if the singer its not profesional or the type of Music have a dinamic rank very range. If you dont have one external compressor can use one digital plugginsSorry for my englishThank Pablo
200381
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.
367266
Depends on your budget and application (mostly budget). Go to a music store and try a few mics.
1037736
I use a small Behringer mixer in our system. It allows me to plug in a keyboard, an extra mic, and a couple of guitars. Works fine. There are better sound systems for sure, but for the money this setup is perfect for our little chapel.
12987
The Input, is 1/4'' i have a Shure Classic Mic but, i hav'nt recoreded any vocals, if you have mic pre amps , you should be ok with most mics.
1197217
I use them for this all the time. I listen mostly to classical and I think the sound reproduction excellent.
1932412
yes it will work for just vocals do you have any voice tweeters hooked up too? they are clear clean sounding speakers.
1528609
I like the effects for vox, the preamps are decent, and I think the guitars would do fine through there. Be aware that the main outputs are 1/4" so you should get highend 1/4" to xlr cables if that's how you plan on getting into your qsc speakers, unless they have 1/4" inputs too.
1543644
It works well for gigging with my Celtic Harp and large pedal harps. With the use of a separate EQ device I can get a pretty nice sound. Of course I wouldn't use it for recording. But I set all my harps up with this. I'm sure guitarists have pick ups that might give you an easier set up . But I also bring this along for other classical players who are not used to amplifying.