I have a mixed octet gospel singers, I see coments about instuments, but what about vocals.
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I am absolutely thrilled with my Bose L1. The clarity of vocals is awesome. I use it for my solo Gospel gigs and people are blown away by what they hear.
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Hello Brian, I have used this with good results for a bluegrass group. 6 mics and a direct connect to a ZED 10. Worked very well. Do not forget.This is for about 100 people.
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This unit, without any additional equipment, has a single balance input. Thus, unless you are using a mixer, only a single microphone can be plugged in. For small venues, I use a Yamaha mixer with this unit so I can operate several mikes and instruments.
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Hello Brian,I have used this with good results for a bluegrass group. 6 mics and a direct connect to a ZED 10. Worked very well. Do not forget.This is for about 100 people.
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If you have garage band it is easy. First, select the song. USE HEADPHONES as YOUR monitor to avoid the ambient room sound to muck up the recording. Next, drag the song onto the first track. Your voice will be the second track. Chose the second track. Hit record. You will hear the first track in your headset. Sing along. At the end when you play you will hear both tracks. You can make adjustments in post production to either track. I laid 4 harmony tracks over a song. It was awesome.
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I doubt it... These are tuned to boost bass end. Vocalists I know usually want flatter response throughout the spectrum.
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Probably be fine..I sing and play guitar with another guy...mostly small rooms tho....but I think you should still be fine...easy set up too
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low inpedence input has less feed back and you can add effects better on low singing is also better and easier to mix
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Yes, they will work for singers. I like the system and would recommend for small events. If you are looking to have more than 2 singers i would suggest a larger system.
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You would have to hear it for yourself... the extra bass is more pronounced. It's hard to verbalize the sound difference. You would have to listen to the same song with each.
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I am thinking it too. I think, the only difference is, that one can cancell out the guitar part from the song, ao you can play along, and the other can cancell out the vocals. For me those parts are not essential, so I think I will go with vocal one.
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If you run the vocal mic through the pedal and then into the karaoke machine, it should. Though you'd still need to turn the knob on the pedal to the key that the song is in (and whether it's major or minor) for it to harmonize in tune with the vocalist.
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Our church has used it for vocals solo to groups, used it for speakers and for playing of recorded music and dvd's.We're very happy with it other than it is a little heavy for some to move around.
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For a mix theyre not bad. Mastering however your going to need something larger.
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No, but it sounds pretty. I am all about the mixing and matching, and that sounds like it would be great!
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I'm not sure about that. My Experience has been with vocals only. I record to a Mac book using audacity and so far I have not encountered any issues but everything I do is in mono both channels on purpose
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My hands fit the same description. I love the concert size. I have a soprano too, but find the concert/tenor size and sound more appealing.
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yes.but quality not really good. so better you using other echo for singing .
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I use mine for vocal...I was so delighted with them I now have 5.. for the money I was well pleased
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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.