Animated Brass Instruments

This is a work horse mic used by every sound engineer to record any type of instruments:brass, percussion, etc.

I use this mic to record string and wind (brass mostly) instruments.  The different patterns make it effective in a variety of spaces depending on whether you want to reject other sounds or include reflections.  Versatile and great sound quality.

I watched a musical animated film, and the sound was amazing... there even seemed like a background/foreground sound difference! All thanks to the "Tune play" (is that the name?) that helped measure the acoustics of the room to maximise the full effect of the speaker. A family member even commented that the sound was clear even from 2 rooms away! (Of course I had to turn the volume down slightly! ;P) Overall, an amazing speaker!

Great for Vocal and Instruments!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a book reviewer, I produce animated video content to accompany my reviews. The monitor in question has captivated me due to its exceptional clarity, generous size, and overall excellence. It serves as my preferred display for viewing specific reports on my Samsung TV, consistently delivering impressive picture quality regardless of my location. Without a doubt, this monitor stands as the finest I have ever utilized throughout my years of working with computers.

I purchased the Rode Procaster along with the Rode PSM1 Shockmount for my congregation at church. Our Minister gets a little animated at times and has a habit of thumping the podium with his palm to make a point. I'm pleased to say this is no longer picked up by the mic.

I got this to record audio sound effects for animated videos. It is light, small, and works great with my iPhone. You can monitor the mic with a wired headphones, but I could not use AirPods. I was on location yesterday and it worked great.

We're working with Wacom Cintiques on an animated project, and recently upgraded to a new Mac. All seems well, except that all screen connections are now different, and had to replace the connector. We got a dvi-mini display, which when we opened, realized it's NOT a DVI-I. So after a quick search including a lot of tiny images of differently shaped pins and connectors, we found the right one here. Make sure what kind of DVI connector you need.

I use the LCT-440 for audio book narration and voice work on a few animated projects. The LCT-440 is a grate entry level mic for anyone looking to enter the world of voice acting and narration. So far the audio wizards (engineers) I have worked with have not had an issue with any of the work done threw this mic.

brass works!