Guitar Center Vocal Lessons

Recording Vocal, Acoustic Guitar and Drums Room

I bought it for my nine year old daughter who is taking guitar lessons. It helps her practice. It is easily folded and stowed away when not in use. Included case helps protect it and make it easy to carry.

I bought this to shoot my video guitar lessons outdoors using my Sennheiser shotgun mic. On my first outing the audio turned out perfectly even with the wind. I believe this is pretty much the same product that Rode markets under their own brand. I liked the fact that the hand grip comes with a built in mic stand mount. I don't think this is true of the Rode. I believe you have to buy and adapter with that one. This was a big factor for me in choosing the Rycote.

I bought this to run an app for guitar lessons and it works incredibly will using only with WIFI. Bright screen, smooth to use and easy to set up using my iphone.

I am a public speaker and consultant with an on line learning center. I have used the Yeti for recording on line lessons, presentations and Round Table sessions. Over the years I have tried many different Microphones none has been close to the Yeti in clarity, consistency, or reliability. Its Yeti for me from here on. I unconditionally recommend it to all of my colleagues.

So far I have used the TLM 103 to record a male vocal and acoustic guitar. I am delighted with my purchase.... I had already recorded a vocal using another similarly priced AKG product and I rerecorded it with the 103 and I was very pleased with the result. To be fair the AKG went through a Demeter mic pre and the 103 went through a BAE 1073 MP, so no doubt that brought something else into the equation, but either way I was delighted with the new vocal recording. I also tried the acoustic guitar with the matched stereo pair of 103s and it was beautifully alive and crisp. The Anniversary matched stereo pair came with two shock mounts in a very swish aluminum case which for fussy people like me has it's own delight. As of now I can't find anything wrong with the TLM103.

There seems to be more head room with generation 3 over the previous. Both vocal and guitar recordings are noticeably improved and I don't think it's because I've gotten better. We run an older sound board at church where it's necessary to tweak levels to maximize gain without adding unwanted distortion this solution used at home is like winning the lottery. I connect it, set it and enjoy making music knowing the Scarlett it doing it's job. I haven't shared it with the church crowd yet. Does that make me a bad person?

I have now recorded about 4 times with this mic (male solo vocal and acoustic guitar at the same time with just the one mic. I am impressed and very pleased. Even tho the guitar is not miked it picks up beautifully. The vocals are detailed, clear and resonant. I have read that switching out the tube makes it even better and so have purchased additional tubes to this end. So far the supplied tube is so good I haven't felt the need. Eventually I will try out the other tubes and see if it makes it even better. So far... Bravo Rodes!

I use the System 10 for my acoustic guitar , electric guitar as well as vocal mics and instrument mics . I use the System 10 for on stage use and for studio recording . I get clear signals with no cut-outs and awesome sound ! With a great price point ! Sincerely , Derek

I've been testing out this mic, and I am amazed so far. I did some vocal testing and a test playing guitar, and the audio is crystal clear. I noticed that other comparable shotgun mics seem to muffle the audio, but the NTG-1 sounds open and crisp. I also love that the mic is pretty small and very light. I am highly satisfied!