Instrument In Dance Music

Our kids love to dance around and now they can easily control what is playing....which isn'the always the music I want to listen to but I will get a multi-room set up one day soon.

People come in to the theater to try out a dance routine - a guest presenter arrives with a music track... But its on her phone. Bluetooth is the universal connectivity solution. This one is stereo, takes only one pairing ar a time, and is in a robust chassis that can be screwed down to the audio deski

If you are a musician traveler sometimes you would like to know if there is an all in one Headphone you can use for both, listen music but also for connect your instrument and play on the go! Love this ones!

The challenge was that for zoom tap dance, fitness and jazz classes, there is vocal instruction and music, add to this sounds from tap shoes, w/all happening at the same time. To see the instructor's whole body he/she is usually far from the computer microphone (which is usually minimal at best). Paired with a zoom U-22, this system made a big difference. It works perfectly. B&H is the best. Good advice, product options and fast delivery.

I provide professional sound reinforcement for music and dance gigs. One of our clients had a last minute request for 4 additional mic for music/announcements. Given the budget constraints, I took a chance and ordered these inexpensive mics expecting a performance commensurate with the price. But I was blown by the clarity and ease of setup. The only thing I need to check out is the durability; how long will they continue to perform at this level.

I use this lens for performance photography-jazz and classical music and dance. I have shot with this at ISO 1000 at f/2+ (Sony A6500). It requires manual focus...but it is a gem.

We use this for playing music from an iPhone at dance recitals and performances. The range is fantastic - easily reaching from the booth to the stage in a 650 seat auditorium. The external mag-mount BNC-connected antenna sets this unit apart from everything else I had tried before - stick it up high on the window or a railing for great line-of-sight reception, vs other products with antennas nestled in with power and signal wires inside a rack.

Used this lens over the past 4 months and it never ceases to amaze me. Whether I am shooting a low-light dance/music recital or a portrait of a newborn & mother, this lens beautifully portrays the intimacy of the moment I am trying to capture. Simply, this lens makes me look brilliant (which I am not).

I love to play music as background, to sing to and to dance too. Sonos 5 gives great sound for all different genres so it's perfect.

So i mainly shoot music festivals and concerts with my 1D 70-200 set up. That set up is heavy! 6lbs minus acccesories hanging from your neck = not much fun. Plus its not like I'm shooting photos every second, I also like to dance to the music. It is awkward dancing with my camera hanging from my neck, so i have to hold it up to dance. That gets real tireing too. I foud the solution in teh EVO belt grip! I just holster my camera like I would a revolver and it holds it in place for me to dance! Just make sure you also tie down the bottom part of the grip if you have a long lens like mine, it'll prevent it from swaying from the momentum of the camera. I do wish the belt it came with was not black - black is the most boring and uglies color! I strap the grip to mine own belt and problem solved.