15
Mar
Author: DJEquip // Category:
Pro Audio Equipment
I’ve tried this mic under conditions in a small and large room for voice pickup, set on a table. It simply doesn’t have the range or sensitivity they’d lead you to believe. The components in this mic probably cost $2. They need to charge accordingly. I don’t see any benefit from what is purported to be cancellation of phase shifts or noise or whatever… it’s basically a dull pickup under most circumstances. I don’t care how big the table is.
Then, I tried recording a violin. I had to strap it to the violin to get good response/volume but the recording sounded like my ear was pressed to the violin. Right. So, pretty much an overpriced device that doesn’t perform well. Let’s hope they redesign it and discontinue this model.
What equipment is used for sound recording?
I need something that I can carry around with me that I can record with and be able to transfer this to the computer to say, use it in Used Recording Equipment a PowerPoint presentation or something for a school project. I want some decent quality recording here, but am on a tight budget as to what I can buy. I don’t need anything fancy, just something that can record voices, sound, for me to stick on the computer and will sound good. Any suggestions as to what I should get? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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