Would this work for violin, voice, and piano?
1425381
If you have an audio interface, you'd be better off getting a ribbon mic if the violin is where your issues lie. The yeti is a condenser, most of which sound unflattering on strings. Condensers tend to hype the "scratchy" frequencies of violin, and remove the "lush" frequencies. Ribbons tend to tame the scratchiness, and preserve the lushness for a very sweet sound. You can find a much better violin mic than this for well under $1000. Look up cascade microphones, they make great ribbons on the cheap. Only then you need an interface if you don't have one. It's probably time to get one anyway, if you're searching for higher quality recordings. Side note - be aware that ribbons are generally low output so you will likely experience some noise with quiet sources, unless you have nice mic pres.
1425382
It will. The multiple pickup patterns give it some versatility. I would recommend omni for violin, cardioid or bidirectional for voice, and stereo for piano.
291464
Maybe not the best device for it, but it works. Vibrato in the voice will send the needle all over the place - very sensitive.
312438
Sorry, but I cannot answer your inquiry about this unit as a vocal tuner, although tones are tones and it should work. It is an excellent tool for piano tuning, does a very pleasing job for my Yamaha upright.
192498
It will work, but if you use an effect that builds harmonies through the box, it may cause a bizarre clash, so just be mindful what tones you're using.
1747898
Yes.I use this for karaoke... just make sure you have the prior connectors (audio source and mics, audio outs to amp or power speakers)This gives control over each Mic and fx(echo, most common) and audio source mixing.
1765993
Yes any headphones should work, just know this piano has a 1/4 inch headphone port, so you may need a 1/8 inch to quarter inch adapter. The headphones I received with this package includes this adapter and you can use that with any headphone set.
1094685
yes it will work! :) i tried listening using 1 set of earphone to a music from my iphone while playing piano app in my ipad
37260
I see a lot of discussion about guitar. Would this machine work to record piano and cello for competition CDs?
2126985
Not sure if a violin has an area to attach the device. It works fine with guitar, upright bass, ukulele, cello. It would all depend on whether there is a spot it could clip on to securely. Hope this helps!
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.
843001
It's certainly worth a try. I think the main issue you may have is the suction cup sticking to the surface of the violin. If you have a smooth gloss type finish it should stick; rougher finishes are testier. If it sticks for you, it should work performance wise as well. Good luck!
1219348
Even though I use this metronome while playing the piano, I believe that it would be loud enough while playing violin because it has two different sounds and a volume control.
2104375
I doubt it would work to well. The tone of the DS-1 is very treble heavy, so it would probably make the violin sound nasally or whiney.
1275854
Due to the difference in the overall size, shape and configuration of the head stock (location of tuning keys. etc.), I do not believe this item would work for a violin. Although I am sure that there must be something on the market made for this purpose, I personally am not familiar with it. Since Amazon can provide almost everything in the world, if it's made, they will have it.
843006
Yes it works well on a guitar, mandolin, and banjo so i think it would work fine on a violin.
843004
It will work for any hollow body stringed instrument, but it is super sensitive, start with your amp set really low. also, it is sensitive to amp feedback, so don't get in front of your amp at all, unless you want to blow out the speaker and your eardrums.
574877
We used it for voice but I could see it being used for piano too. Great music!!!