Are these good for recording clean vocals?
386667
I believe so. I love em! They have given me clarity regardless of how much volume I throw at them. In fact, my ears give in before they have! Planning on buying a couple more for my studio.
386668
For the price can't beat it, I use them for Podcast Recordings and am very pleased. Not quite as clean as my 100$ headphones but for the money you can't complain
386669
I use them to monitor a music workstation. They are fine for my purposes. I have not used them for voice recording. The better your ear the better the headphones you need.
386670
Mine came broken but I was able to fix them. I use them to record in my home studio. Nice sound for the price.
1283210
They are microphone, so depending on your mixer, I say "yes". I enjoy the sensitivity.
1674462
No, they are for cassette recorder only. Everyone in the package I got were defective and I never got a refund.
1350982
Yes, these headphones are good for recording, but no it does not have any microphone with it. The reason it is good for recording is because the headphones are called 'closed-back' headphones (the 'back' meaning the outer side of the earcups). As you can see, the earcups have a completely covered back (no speaker holes) in order to prevent any sound leakage from the headphones that may be picked up during a recording session. (Other headphones are called 'open-back' headphones. These are, of course, the opposite: they allow some sound leakage to let in ambient sound and to create a more speaker-like sound or larger sound space. You can tell by the little speaker holes on the back of the earcups). Hope this helps and informs you on your purchase decision!
1312584
These are not meant to be used with microphones. These are headphone splitters. All they do is split a headphone impedance signal into two smaller signals.
2176637
I used this to pick up vocals however it was pretty good at picking up ambient noise pretty well. I would say it would depend on how close you play the instrument to the microphone. Over all I say it's worth a shot, a condenser mic (which is used for professional studio recording) can go up in price and if you're not that worried about super crisp quality I would definitely pick this up.
1013884
I have only used them in cordless microphones. They work well for my purposes.
1954752
They're very good for classical and vocals, but if you're recording some bleeding may get in the mix.
1206672
I think you would find this mic to be fairly spectacular for that type of recording application. I would suggest using the "flat response" position of the switch on the side of the mic and then EQ as needed.
1772220
my friend uses them strictly for recording. The sound is really really balanced so that you can hear every detail. In my opinion it could use alot more bass in order for it to be super enjoyable for casual music listening
1215752
They would be perfect for that, they produce a warm, live sound that is great for vocals, whether spoken or sung. The long cord length makes fitting them into your setup far less of a hassle than a majority of headphones. They are also very comfortable for long periods of time, I forget I'm wearing them half of the time.
367266
Depends on your budget and application (mostly budget). Go to a music store and try a few mics.
779100
I think a lot depends upon the recording environment. These microphones will certainly do the job, but if you have a very good environment there are better ones. If you are in a well designed acoustic environment such as church or concert hall, I would prefer a pair of omnidirectional mics over these.
1625632
I don't think so. Being mic re fiber they are better for eithe picking up very small particles like dust or heaven stains like carbon build up in guns
1951472
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
2104774
yes. smooth sounding all around mic. male vocals are good. it will capture subtle nuances of your voice.
723053
Yeah they are good for just about everything, you might want something that goes a little more low range for heavy dubstep, but I do bass heavy stuff all the time on them. You just have to get used to them, they r very clean and flat