What is the sound like with this unit for vocals?
1428846
I felt a slight delay in vocals vs the karaoke track. You get used to it and it still works for sing along needs. Recording function is useless. Dont buy it for that function. With very less options in the market, i decided to keep it. Too overpriced for the quality of the unit.
1428847
Much will depend upon the sound system / speakers / etc. your using. We use it through our 5.1 system at home and it sounds fine.
1428848
It is very good, If you connect it through HDMI there is a slight delay. I recommend using a mixer. power amp, and good quality microphones such as Electro-Voice Cobalt 9, and 15" two way speakers that are of good quality Peavey PR-15's. This is the way my system is hooked up. I also use a 32" HDTV for a karaoke monitor.
1428849
I think it OK. I had a problem for changing a vocal key when using DVD player in the beginning but fixed now.
1680123
Not sure what you're asking... depends on how loud you want your music it should be good
1931150
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!
2018138
Depending on the "Sounds" you are referring to, is going to determine what would be the best sound reproduction system. Generally speaking this device is designed to work with vocals, so vocal sound systems that better suited for voice would be used. "Can a Bass Amp work"? It can work, but would not be good for vocals due to lack of High range and High Mid Range tones. It would be a "Muddy" sound that is more designed as it is intended for Low Range tones like would be from a Bass guitar. I would recommend going to your local music store that sells a full range of sound equipment, that your specific usage would be better addressed by.Hope That helps. Depending on the "Sounds" you are referring to, is going to determine what would be the best sound reproduction system. Generally speaking this device is designed to work with vocals, so vocal sound systems that better suited for voice would be used. "Can a Bass Amp work"? It can work, but would not be good for vocals due to lack of High range and High Mid Range tones. It would be a "Muddy" sound that is more designed as it is intended for Low Range tones like would be from a Bass guitar. I would recommend going to your local music store that sells a full range... » Read More Depending on the "Sounds" you are referring to, is going to determine what would be the best sound reproduction system. Generally speaking this device is designed to work with vocals, so vocal sound systems that better suited for voice would be used. "Can a Bass Amp work"? It can work, but would not be good for vocals due to lack of High range and High Mid Range tones. It would be a "Muddy" sound that is more designed as it is intended for Low Range tones like would be from a Bass guitar. I would recommend going to your local music store that sells a full range of sound equipment, that your specific usage would be better addressed by.Hope That helps. « Show Less
1209047
Just OK, it doesn't get as loud as my HP touchSmart 300 PC internal speakers. The sound is full treble too, so if you bought a sub-woofer maybe you would pass this as acceptable. When turned completely full there is no distortions either but its also not that loud compared to other devices. Hope this answers your questions
200381
I think it would be fine for vocals. you can dial all sorts of different reverb times so a nice cathedral sound would be awesome on vocals. Depending the song of course. Even if you want to get crazy use the shimmer effect on her voice. I'll bet that would sound bad ass.
26562
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.
1896370
I have used this unit as a preamp to go directly into my recording interface and I remember being able to get a usable tone without getting too hot of a signal. I have not tested it with a voltage meter or gone direct into a headphone amp. With the amp setup I currently use, I can dial in a crunch tone with little volume boost (maybe even some volume reduction), or a good deal of volume boost. In my opinion and of the opinion of many a guitar players that have tested my rig, the pedal is surprisingly usable as compared to other Boss of EHX pedals I have purchased. In addition, the price isn't hard to swallow. I have used this unit as a preamp to go directly into my recording interface and I remember being able to get a usable tone without getting too hot of a signal. I have not tested it with a voltage meter or gone direct into a headphone amp. With the amp setup I currently use, I can dial in a crunch tone with little volume boost (maybe even some volume reduction), or a good deal of volume boost. In my opinion and of the opinion of many a guitar players that have tested my rig, the pedal is surprisingly usable as compared to other Boss of EHX pedals I have purchased. In addition, the price... » Read More I have used this unit as a preamp to go directly into my recording interface and I remember being able to get a usable tone without getting too hot of a signal. I have not tested it with a voltage meter or gone direct into a headphone amp. With the amp setup I currently use, I can dial in a crunch tone with little volume boost (maybe even some volume reduction), or a good deal of volume boost. In my opinion and of the opinion of many a guitar players that have tested my rig, the pedal is surprisingly usable as compared to other Boss of EHX pedals I have purchased. In addition, the price isn't hard to swallow. « Show Less
699195
First of all, I'm not familiar with those units that you mentioned above. But I can most definitely say that i use the Audio box interface with my mac mini and all my Logic plugs ins, and it works beautifully. Prior to this unit, I had the MOTU ultra interface which had a lot of glitches at a cost of $600 plus dollars and a lot of headaches as well. But the audio box sells for $100.00, and I think that it does handle vocals as well. So give it a try. Frank
1749257
I use it for vocals, not R&B;, but that should not matter. The quality of sound is really good. It picks up the bass in my voice making it sound smooth. Your blues will sound bluesier and volume is easy to adjust.
316251
Honestly the suck. I hooked it up to my sound system it lasted about a month before my records didnt sound right. Your better off getting a older used one. If you wanna record on your computer get audacity or soundwave and a rca to 3.5mm cord and plug in the the mic port.
1920600
Absolutely....Trust me you will be shocked with the sound quality!!! Let me know
878611
it will sound good. louder than one might think. i love the little guy. i've had amps for way more $ and be equal or less than good. the el84 plus the 12x7 yadda yadda is the same as a Vox. A class too. sounds like a beatles amp, but raunchier. problems... the cheap ass plugs electric hook up thingsy is eggshellish. cut corners somehow i guess. if you can afford the speaker cab, i'd go for it. the speaker is voiced for the amp and breaks up when driven at the right time. lovely.
12987
The Input, is 1/4'' i have a Shure Classic Mic but, i hav'nt recoreded any vocals, if you have mic pre amps , you should be ok with most mics.
566047
I've never tried to get that exact sound but I'm sure you could coax it out of this unit. It's probably in there already under one of the presets.
911633
I've tried it on a trumpet, and it sounded pretty clean and accurate. I've also tried it on vocals and drums, it will do really good on almost anything really. If all you're looking for a mic to record just a brass instrument though, and don't already own an audio interface, I'd recommend the Blue Snowball USB. It's $100 I believe, it'll sound similar, and you won't have to buy an interface for it (which are $100-200 in addition to the mic itself) hope this helps!
367265
I would plug in the guitar direct and use the effect "p51 for LP (AC SIM)". For vocals the built in microphones work decent. If you buy a separate condenser mic that will work better, but you likely have to spend $600+ for a good condenser mic.