How would the plug in instrumental work? And would this work for violin, vocal, and piano?
1847398
There iq a 1/4" jack on the bottom for an instrument. The use case is typically for a vocalist and an acoustic guitar. The mic works quite well for violin or piano.
909116
I see no reason why it wouldn't work for piano, with the built-in mic, however I have only used it on steel guitar.
2074342
For vocals this mic is good. Not sure if this mic (or what type) is best to capture piano, but it can do that too. You would need an audio interface to go between the mic and the macbook, and a mic cable to connect to the audio interface. The audio interface needs to have one input that can provide 48V(phantom power) to the mic as well. Most audio interfaces have this though.
1426298
If the piano has a input it should work. Not sure it would sound good through a piano. If you are that close to the piano use a wired mic. This VHF wireless mic sounds very telephone like. There is a lot of static and it sounds like you are talking over a CB radio. Get a $15 dollar wired mic and a cheap cable.
671668
It's not a microphone in the traditional sense but this pickup clips to your violin and then you plug the phono jack end in to your amp, powered speaker, or audio interface. We find that it works better than a microphone. The price is ridiculously low but for us it has been perfect for my friend's violin.
777427
I have four ts outputs from two keyboard (ts) outputs going into my mixer (and an XLR mike), so I think it should work for you. You might not be able to balance the three instruments as independently as you may want, possibly, since the mixer inputs are paired (1 with 2 and 3 with 4), but you can use the pan knob to tweak the balance that way. I've got stereo pairs going in so it works well for what I do. And the sound quality is very very good for the price.
2020410
Yes that will work. What happens is, you play your "karaoke'd" track and mix in what you are singing...
1091139
I'm sorry, I don't know. It has many plug in places. It's totally cute, works well and sounds like a real piano.
533201
Yes it works wonderful for any instrument, just remember you have to have the tone already before you tune. This would be a fine tuner, also while your are playing it help with the beat and also that you are in tune. For instance if you play C on the piano/keyboard, every C will show on your Tuner. I love mine, and use it all the time.
200310
It all depends on your sound board, and your piano. Most pianos I know of don't have a male XLR connector. This cable has 1/4" mono audio plug on one end, and XLR female on the other end. Typically you would use this on a Microphone XLR, or an amplifier XLR male port to the female XLR on the cable, then plug your 1/4" mono plug into a 1/4" mono port on your mixer / sound board.
2108139
I play guitar and piano. Considering that violin is similar in some aspects. This would probably be just as useful as it is for guitar. It is great for strengthening and staying in practice and pattern excercises. I think it would be perfectly fine for violin :)
843003
This may work for a violin but my only concern is that like an acoustic guitar it has a hollow body and that particular microphone feeds back depending on where you place it, im sure you dont want that to happen.
871342
This should be able to be plugged into a PA system. You will need a headphone attachment to plug into the Headphone jack in the piano and then that will plug into the PA system. You will most likely need a male to male cord to do this. I hope this helps.
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Sharon I hadn't really thought about that but when I read your question I took it out of the box & turned it on. I made sounds as singing different notes and the hand started going to different notes and working. It did just like when I used it to tune my violin. I hope this helps you.
1756441
Yes, it will work with vocals alone. If not using a guitar you will have to manually set the key first. This is how I use it with karaoke, just set the key for the song and go.
1004904
I think it was made for the guitar, it didn't work for my saxes or clarinet though, because I didn't get the plug ins ?
1801712
I used it to play directly into Audacity. When I was done, I let a fellow musician use it and I'm not able to give detailed instructions at the moment. I used both the headphone and usb to copy music from cassette tapes. USB quality seemed a little better then headphone plug.