Colors Of The Wind Instrumental Performance

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

As good as any metal windscreen made very happy with the performance and wind suppression.

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.

I am very delighted with the performance of this scanner. The imges from this scanner are crisps and the colors are true.

I'm using this microphone on a boom pole to capture interview audio for video in a variety of indoor and outdoor situations. I'm quite pleased with the performance and build quality of this microphone. The directionality, the on-axis frequency response and sensitivity, and the off-axis rejection are all quite good. I'm still evaluating the S/N performance, but so far it's good enough fo my needs. The included foam is decent in relatively wind-free conditions, though I am going to purchase a fuzzy windbuster to handle higher winds better. A sharp lo-cut filter in post took care of the wind the foam screen couldn't handle. Overall, I think this is an excellent mic for a reasonable price. My only gripe is the included storage case is designed for a longer model, so for this mic wastes an extra 5 of length. When packing to go on location, that's an annoying amount of wasted space. I'll figure out how to cut the foam to make it useful, though.

This cable was instrumental in helping me to setup dual monitor without buying an hub.

Wind bad, this good. Keep wind out.

I have a little studio, and I use the mics far all sorts of stuff... this mic set is my instrumental mic set it does a good job with all my applications on musical instruments.

This is great for instrumental recordings. The 32bit allows huge dynamic range and avoids clipping. User interface is easy to navigate and intuitive. I use it for instrumental videos and record brass, strings, and pianos and have had great results that require little processing.

The Glyph 4TB Blackbox Pro has been instrumental in helping me seamlessly run the sample for all of my VST’s in protools and Abelton. I’m going to purchase another one real soon. You should too!!!! Thanks B&H!!!!!!!!!