Is the quality good enough to use in a band setting? We normally use a SHure wired mic.
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I use the label at our church to deliver the sermon. We do not use with worship because our worship leader likes to use a hand held mic. Sound is clear and picks up very well for the sermon. We record and there no distortion or drops. Hope this helps.
1950365
So far the quality has been great for us. We use it for company meetings of 150 people in an outdoor setting. I have not been disappointed with the quality. Hope this helps.
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1. This brand/model out performed my first wireless device.2. The built looks/feels like it's built to last except about the comment on belt clip. One commented on the belt clip...to be careful/easy when hooking/removing it from the belt or pants pocket because it can break easily (so far mine is okay).3. The microphone picks up your voice really well even your breathing sound. I have to kind of move the microphone about 3" away from my mouth or to the side.4. If you can, try to get the four channel...it's a little more but worth it. You might need it for more singers in the future.5. I love the carry-on case it's really useful.Hope this helps. BC 1. This brand/model out performed my first wireless device.2. The built looks/feels like it's built to last except about the comment on belt clip. One commented on the belt clip...to be careful/easy when hooking/removing it from the belt or pants pocket because it can break easily (so far mine is okay).3. The microphone picks up your voice really well even your breathing sound. I have to kind of move the microphone about 3" away from my mouth or to the side.4. If you can, try to get the four channel...it's a little more but worth it. You might need it for more singers... » Read More 1. This brand/model out performed my first wireless device.2. The built looks/feels like it's built to last except about the comment on belt clip. One commented on the belt clip...to be careful/easy when hooking/removing it from the belt or pants pocket because it can break easily (so far mine is okay).3. The microphone picks up your voice really well even your breathing sound. I have to kind of move the microphone about 3" away from my mouth or to the side.4. If you can, try to get the four channel...it's a little more but worth it. You might need it for more singers in the future.5. I love the carry-on case it's really useful.Hope this helps. BC « Show Less
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NO! Please pay the extra money for a good brand and product. We are not happy with the set. After using it 3 times one of the packs is over heating. We also pick up so much noise. Thanks for asking. I hope this help you.
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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.
1920412
Recording quality for me has been excellent. I use an external mic for voice work for audio-books. Haven't used the internal, built-in mics much, so I can't speak to their recording quality.
1140202
The mics in this recorder are sensitive. It might sound s little bit tinny that way, but it will do it.
55411
The microphone seems to be very good quality but I'm not sure if it will work well for your application.
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It's one of the best. However, because of it's low output, you will need an audio interface that produces at least 60db gain. This setup on the higher price spectrum, but the quality is phenomenal. Many people in broadcasting use this mic.
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The quality of the mic is very good the volume rocker on the side helps for the cobition of the background noise from outside , ive used it for videos, voice over the quality is very good if you are starting with the podcasting industry , upgrading will be needed as the quality of sound may be desirable with a little more expensive mic , I would suggest a Blue microphone or the Mammoth brand more expensive but the quality if the best
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Yes a good one .You will have a perfect stereo output depending of the mic you use. Good for interviews use a unidirectional mic or any live event choose an omnidirectional mic
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Fairly good pick up with this Mic and depending on the software and how well you adjust the input it should do a great job for you. I have been using this mic for a year now for podcasting and have been able to narrow the pick up range to cut out the majority of ambient noise..
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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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You would probably go with the boom microphone option versus the wired. It supports both.
1458481
Yes indeed. We use it weekly with both wired and wireless mics. No problems.
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I've only tried a little bit of recording with it (for testing), but the quality when I played back the recording I made with it was good enough that my Dad thought I was just singing the same line over again. I can't say for sure that it is as good as a $100+ microphone, but I am pleased with the quality so far, and I'd be surprised if there is anything much better.I should note, however, that I have not yet tested it with multiple singers and instruments.
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Depends on your budget and application (mostly budget). Go to a music store and try a few mics.
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I think this would be a great mic for live performance, as far as on-camera mics go. Better than a shotgun because with this mic you'll get sound from the whole room, not just whatever you're pointed at. However for a live performance I'd definitely try to record from the audio soundboard - then you can sync up your camera with the audio recording and have the best of both.
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Yes to all. The preamps are really good, very clear. The drivers are available on their website. Setup is as easy as double clicking the file that you download and following the prompts. And microphone brand will work, including MXL, which I have personally tested.
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I've used it for rock concerts and it was excellent. The mics can be positioned in any way you like to make it less omni. While audience noises are a drag, when the music is loud it pretty much covers it. What you get then is very clean sound and excellent stereo imaging. Sure, recording with a mic pre amp and better mics will make it that much better, but my guess is you want to know how it does by itself. It does very well. Also quite excellent for recording personal guitar, piano, organ drums, whatever. And singing. Sounds great on voice.