Church Wedding Instrumental Music

We use them in our church to emplify the choir and we want to make CD's from singing groups or instrumental groups. They emplify the sound very clear.

It's a beautiful experience listening to deep bass or instrumental music. Call quality is great too and they ares super comfotrable for wearing 2-3hr at a stretch. There are way too many features that I could not test. The connectivity to multiple devices is not very intuitive (TBH I have not seen the tutorial included in the app so it's partially my mistake) Overall, highly recommended.

I listen to classical music and acoustic modern jazzy music (97% instrumental). These headphones sound natural and feel comfortable on my head. If you like the K701 then these are much better. NOTE: They are not bassy; i.e. bass is neutral.

Wedding Videos, Music Videos, Commercials.

Using it at my church to insert music,preservice.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

I take wedding photographs, and this is my first Nikon camera. This lens is excellent for taking pictures from a balcony in a church during a wedding and it also great for taking pictures in the distance.

I've gone to many weddings where photographers had (of course) a cannon or nikon taking pics inside the church under lower inside lighting at longer distances and produced reasonable results. I differently knew I couldn't do this with my E-1 and 14-54 lens. Well to my surprise my wife surprised me with a E-5 last x-mas. First time tears came to my eyes in a long time!! I later bought the 50mm macro and 12-60 SWD lenses. My nephew's little boy was to baptized in July so I decided to be like a nikon or cannon photographer and try to take pics in church conditions. Since it was a christening and not a wedding there would be little pressure who ever wanted to take pictures could. Guess what-- just for the hec of it I rented the olympus 35-100. The minute I put in on the E-5 I was in photo dream land. I first started in the choir loft about 60 ft from the altar. These pictures were incredible with 2.0 aperture the pictures were like having the 50mm at 10ft NOT 60 FT. From that distance the pics were incredibly sharp and very bright and colors popped. I then moved to the altar and took the rest of the photos from 4 to 15 ft away. Afterwards I took pics at the reception. You would really have to see my photos to realize the IQ of this lens. The colors, sharpness, creamy backgrounds are truly magical. When I do go to another wedding I will look at those nikon and cannon wedding photographers definitely in a different light (Ha Ha) I may just pull out my own 35-100 lens (I hope next xmas) and see them run for the megapixel hills!! P.S. I had such a great time taking pictures with this brilliant lens I really couldn't remember the weight everybody complains about.

We needed a quality wide angle to shoot a wedding in a small church, very little room between the first pews and the platform, with a large wedding party. Quality of the glass is great. We did notice some distortion near the edges when not shooting horizontal. Wish it came with a lens hood.

The Auray MSGN-17 is the perfect stand to use either as a desktop or even as a way to capture the audio from church readers at a wedding for wedding cinematography, which i’m going to use it for it as well. Its gooseneck blends in just like the ones that they use in church podiums, plus, if i need extra height, this stand allows. I got the 18” version for that reason I just described above. This stand is also great for capturing audio from dance recitals, you know, the foot tapping noise from the dancers which can be placed right on stage at its lowest setting when needed. I also have pictures with this review if you want to take a look. Requires full Desktop browser. The bottom base is nice and heavy and will not scratch your expensive furniture as it has a soft padding at the bottom. It also prevents unwanted vibrations transmitted to the mic, especially on Stage. The mic holder also comes with a 3/8” adapter if you don’t need to use the standard 5/8 traditional mic stand thread. The stand itself without the mic holder is a 3/8” thread, which allows you to screw in anything you want, not just a mic. Anything that accepts a 3/8” thread. The entire stand is made of metal except the mic holder, which is expected to be made of plastic for flexing and fitting various types of mics. Pretty happy with this stand. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]