I plan to use this a home karaoke setup in a 12x20 living room. Will the vocals be reproduced fine on the speaker?
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In a word: yes! I have used them before this way. as long as you've got a good karaoke system these will be ideal.
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I've used this PA as a standalone mixer/amp for small gigs, and as a return monitor for big gigs. Its performance in the vocal frequency range is simply amazing.
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Yes the vocals should be fine. We use backing tracks, a guitar or keyboard and vocals in the same type setting and have excellent clarity. I fit hearing aids as an occupation along with running a sound board for our bands big system, so I have had experience with amplifying sound. The only thing that you don't have is an individual equalizer for vocals, but we have not had a problem with that.
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Vocals would be good, but full range music from karaoke system would be a bit much. I've used it for vocal and guitar in some pretty good size rooms, it does the job, but when I can I use a PA head and speakers, I do. Only so much can come out of a 5" speaker.
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This will work perfectly. As long as you are positive your mike and computer are working correctly. I use mine every time I use a microphone. Just turn up input gain until you get a little yellow on loud vocals and set output to desired level. It also will provide power to a condenser mike where a computer typically wont
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You'll need either a high impedence microphone (one with a 1/4 inch plug like a guitar cord) or an XLR- 1/4 inch transformer. It may be a little noisy on vocals becaue it's designed to handle the higher signal level of a guitar, but should work fine.
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Hello. I have it in a similar sized room and on the merits of performance, no, it is appropriate and works well. The only gripe/issue I have overall is this center channel speaker is MUCH larger than I anticipated. You need to match it above a TV no smaller than 65"; It needs to be mounted above the TV or if your TV itself is mounted, ensure you have ample room beneath your TV. In general it isn't as eye-appealing as I would have imagined but in terms of performance, I have mine set with Yamaha 7.1 entertainment system and it is clean and crisp for a center channel! Hope that helps!
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No this mic has an xlr (male) connector on the bottom of it. I use it as a talk back mic so that I can talk to the people on the stage while I am sitting at the front of house position (in a pro audio environment). I am guessing you want to use this for karaoke and there are adapters out to make it work for you. Hosa XVS101F Right Angle 3.5mm M to XLR F 1 Foot this would work.
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i have a created some recordings and have used the mic with some distance and let my normal voice, it sounds awesome! check the podcast i created with that microphone! http://traffic.libsyn.com/crmbuzz/CRMBuzz001.mp3
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It will not be as noiseless as a higher-end pre-amp or A/D interface, nor will it have as much gain as a dedicated pre-amp. It's a more fast-and-dirty solution than a home studio centerpiece. Chose instead a dedicated USB audio interface if you need studio quality, but if you're just doing youtube voiceovers, it'll sound fine.
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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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Yes it will work however you need to understand how a sound system works as far as input and output sequencing. Your cpu will would be the starting point. So CPU>MIXER> AMP> SPEAKERS. But these units are one pre amped which is a good thing. But they are not designed for live vocal sounds mp4 playback does not really count. I would suggest getting at least a selfpowered bheringger PA speaker which is designed more for what you need. Hope this helps and if you have anymore questions just ask
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If you have a very large home theater then I would say great. This sub is a monster, I had a 4th of July party which turned into a block party and It never was turned up to full volume. I normally use it in my family room for Karaoke night but I have to turned the bass all the way down or it would be too much. I hope this gives you a general idea.
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Speakers should be no problem, nor should the subwoofer. I record from vinyl to my Marantz CD recorder all the time. Works well!
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I'm not sure this is going to help you very much because I've only used the Vocalist 3 thru a PA in an acoustic setting. No problems of any kind when used this way and it sounds amazing!
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no,i would run the speakers without a passive crossover don't change nothing it'll work fine you donot want to take from the normal pure quality
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Not sure why you would want to do that. There are many settings on your mixer and recording software. Did you use a pre-amp? This microphone is designed to compress vocals, but you can adjust how much compression by the settings on the fornt of the microphone. I used the neutral setting ( - ) and zero ( 0 ) for all my clean vocals, my screams, and my harmonies. You can check out what my band Soundstill recorded by visiting www.soundstillband.com and listen to all songs from album "Before The Sunset Ends". Thanks!
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Yes...Do note that some spots in the venue will have better results. I would try M/S Raw mode @ 96khz/24bit (H2n) & mix the ambient/direct mix later for best results...
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Yes, the Mic will work fine with that microphone. This is a great little amp for use by a solo artist, i.e, acoustic guitar/vocals for a small venue like a coffee house (like I've done). For bigger venues, you can use the loudbox as a stage monitor, then feed out the back XLR to the main sound board.
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Truthfully, it doesn't actually matter. My personal philosophy is the bigger the better, so that as you turn it up you are not stressing the speakers, and there is less distortion. Hope that helps!