Would this be a good mic to record a B flat trumpet or flugelhorn
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In short, yes. I have done live violin and cello recordings with mine. You will have to experiment with distance to the mic and proper positioning of course to get the best sound as every instrument is a little different. And use a pop filter too. But I think that every cardioid condenser mic would be a "good mic" to record with. That having been said, you will never be disappointed with this mic.
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Ya I think so. It has a accented high frequency that I think would work good for a trumpet. I usually use it for vocals and acoustic guitars and end up boosting the mid-lows a bit because its a little thin but I think it would be good for a trumpet in my opinion. I havnt tried it for any brass though so this is just a general thought
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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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Depends on your budget and application (mostly budget). Go to a music store and try a few mics.
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I suggest going to "The Sound Professionals" website. I bought a set of their tiny SP-CMC-8 mics there and could not be more pleased with the sound. These were somewhat pricey, but they have MANY options. Good luck!
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Hey Jonathan, this is an awesome mic. No recorder needed. But if your recording from far away a recorder would be best. I do a lot of interviews with mine and it works great.
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I've been using the m-audio fast track pro. Basically , this a good mic used primarily for overhead recording -- drums, pianos. But I've used it on vocals and guitar and it's good but only as good as ur pre amp. If ur interface doesn't have good preamps I would recommend buying an external one if ur serious about getting high fidelity recordings. Hope that helps
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Yes! i bought this mic a few days ago and i love it! i currently have a youtube channel where i use this mic for when i record Let's Plays! you can check out the quality with any of my LP videos. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg17fGtrmkBBcJYua_ny1tw
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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.
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The mics in this recorder are sensitive. It might sound s little bit tinny that way, but it will do it.
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I'm no expert but, any good mic requires you to be fairly close unless you are looking at using a shotgun mic. With this mic, I suggest you be about a fist length away. This is an extremely good mic, it compares to my Heil PR 40 which cost me about $340.
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That really depends on what you need. If you need the absolute best in recording quality, you could easily spend thousands of dollars on a better sounding mic. If you need a less expensive mic, again there are plenty. That being said it produces a good sound, has good gain control, is very portable, very sturdy, and it does the job for a semi-pro portable mic.
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Well, what I can tell you for sure concerning this device it that you won't sound like a phone recording. But what also is a factor invole when it comes to any type of recording is the equipment itself. The mic system can be top of the line but your actual recording device or system is not, then you yet are not going to get the best qoulity sound. Not saying you have to go broke to get a perfect sound. Just know that the mic along can't give you perfect sound results alone, with that system there you will notice a different in your sound recording. I hope that help some without getting too technical. ""Let's Make It A Hit Studio"
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I don't think so.This mic is for string instruments. It captures the vibration of the strings, should not be suitable for blowing instruments.
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The Beta 58 is great for recording instruments as well as a great mic for vocals. Nice smooth frequency response.
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It would be okay but I'd say you should find a music mic for live music... this one is more for open filming.
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This microphone would work perfectly fine for that. What you will want to do, however, is download a free program called Audacity. Audacity will let you record your voice through the mic, and will allow you to export the audio file with any name into a massive variety of formats from .mp3 to WAV file types once you have recorded what you want.
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It would work--but I don't think you will be pleased with the results, unless you have a really well treated recording area. The 990 is a great mic for vocals--it is a very sensitive large condenser mic and will pick up a lot of things you more than likely don't want in your recording. I think you would be better off with a small condenser, mic with a much tighter pick-up attern. There are several, both MXL and other great names in mice for about the same price point. Hope that helps.