Best Ways To Digitally Record Instruments

Wanted to let everyone know how wonderful these products are. They have changed my life in many ways. I can listen to what ever I want digitally and also listen to people/noises around me (that makes them super safe). I connect multiple phones with ease, easy to wear and moisture resistant. The battery life is long, I have them on all day. I love this product

Picked up this record player with the hopes of expanding my record collection. Sure I have all them digitally now, but nothing beats the sound of vinyl. Now I’ve heard many record players over the years and there’s definitely differences in the quality. The quality of this unit is outstanding. Excellently balanced needle allows for a sweet sound. Add in the functionality of Bluetooth output and it’s a match made in heaven.

This is a great mic for both vocals and instruments. I record in my little studio and it sounds as nice as my old U87i.

I use this mic to record instruments in my house. Hardly any noise whatsoever. Nothing bad to be said about this mic.

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

I use the mic to record vocals and instruments in my home studio. The pros are clear and accurate recording. No cons found yet.

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 use with my condenser mic to record instruments and voice overs on my computer desk. Because you can take it apart you can easily storage anywhere or put it in you bag when traveling. The only thing it's a little heavy that's the only thing I could complain about.

Whether you're looking to record yourself playing instruments, singing, or podcasts, the Yeti offers the best bang-for-your-buck when it comes to USB microphones. Using the microphone couldn't be more simple; just plug in the USB cable, open recording software of your choice, and in minutes you'll be recording some surprisingly clear and crisp audio. On the topic of audio quality, one must mention the top-notch audio recording capabilities of the microphone. The Yeti uses a three-capsule design which allow for a wide array of recording patterns. The audio comes out well-balanced, picks up bass well, and produces most frequencies with excellent clarity. With that said, do not expect it to be able to record CD quality audio, but for a USB mic, it sure has just about every other beat. The only con I can really think of is the Yeti's size, which might make it difficult to transport. With that said, the Yeti is very well built and features a rugged metal body and stand.

This mic is a workhorse and worth the money. I use it to record spoken word, singing and instruments. I'm very impressed with the build and sound quality. The Cloudlifter really helps. You'll need it.