Best Recording Studio For Kids Audacity

So happy with this purchase! I was looking for something to purchase for a music program I'm starting with a non-profit that wouldn't break the bank, this was exactly what I needed. Where we are recording is not ideal, but it's a start and I needed something that would help in some of the noise coming from the room next to our studio. This is just perfect! The kids, (they are adults, but to me they are my kids) love it as well. I wanted them to feel like they were in a real recording studio and this helps in giving them that. Built quality is great and I especially like the adapter that allows you to only need one stand, unlike the one I have at home where I have one stand for the mic and one for the reflector, since we are on a super small budget this really helps eliminate the need for another stand.

Best for my kids.. they can play and take every where

Great microphone for beginners. My wife and I were able to get a decent recording on our first try, using the Audacity DAW. I will mention that the mic is quite sensitive. We had to shut down all the in-operation electric devices in the room plus a fan that runs 24-7. The mic picks up everything in the nearby area! Plan to keep using it for our Christmas recording project. Nice job, Blue!!

We bought this pipe audio from a lavalier to our iMac running Audacity, our use case for lecture recording. We had to return it because the monitor knob would only work if you pressed it in but hiccups like that are normal for hardware purchases. The new one has worked flawlessly for over a year and we have had zero complaints. One particular oddity is that the gain on the input channels tends to get exponentially higher the more we go. I noticed it to see if I could get more sound into Audacity (that program normal input range seems to be rather small, huh). This isn't a problem as much as it could be a noobish understanding of how to do a recording with Audacity. the particular feature I love is how you can plug either the normal TRS connectors or the balance mic connectors into the same input; that gives you much freedom on your setup.

I have been recording my record collection using the ART USB Phone Plus Preamp with USB and Audacity software. It is working well. I particularly like the solid construction and easy to use controls.

This thing did exactly what it was supposed to. USB to PC. Audacity recording. Mp3 from tape. Worked right out of the box with no issues.

I plugged it in, started up my Audacity and was recording within seconds. The variety of choices as far as pattern, gain, headphone output and volume control are very useful. If you wanted you could even plug this into an analog mixer!One of the nicest feature is the heavy stand that comes with it - very stable, or it's threaded for a regular mic stand.I did one simple recording in my kitchen (a lot of reverb / echo, I usually have to record in the closet) the microphone pinpointed my voice and did not pick up the ambient room sound. A fine piece of podcaster / broadcaster equipment.

We bought this mainly for piano recording. We had a Rode Videomicro and used it with a Sony a6400. Our dilemma was that to get good sound quality, the mic has to be placed very close to the piano. But when we did so, the sound became distorted even when we set the gain level to the minimum. As a beginner, we focused our research on hand-held recorders, and Zoom H6 has the best upgrade potential if we decide to get better mics in the future for a more elaborate recording setup. The primary concern, however, was the quality of the included mic because there are not many reviews of the mic (if any) online. I'm happy to report that the quality of the recording with the include mic is very good. We recorded directly into the SD card, edited with Audacity, and combined with the video with Hitfilm. We recorded at the foot of the grand, just outside the piano with the lid half open. Gain was set at 4 and normalized after recording either within H6 or using Audacity. We also like the versatility of H6. We used it as an audio interface for gaming and for virtual piano lessons. People on the other side told us the sound improved markedly.

Perfect, no nonsense converting. Been recording from tape to computer using Audacity. Feels well built too, and connections feel nice and sturdy. Powered by the USB, so no power cord to worry about. Not much else to say, it just gets the job done and is easy as can be. Plug in the source, adjust the gain, record on computer. Just what I was looking for.

The Yeti is great. Plug and play compatibility with Audacity and Adobe Audition. I use it for amateur recording; mostly jam sessions so we can lay down multi layer tracks. The omni recording function is great for picking up multiple instruments. I'm using it Windows 7. It is a bit bulky, but for what I'm using it for that's not a problem.