Instruments Used In Dance Music

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 am able to save all of my music instruments and notes and other things into my hard drive without any complications.

I have been using Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 for many years..sadly it failed. I viewed many potential replacements....one serious contender didn’t have a separate headphone volume control....unacceptable! I’ve been aware of Focusrite’s reputation and their Gen. 3 is garnering rave reviews. I was blown away. Immediately I noticed a bump in headroom. The overall sound was more defined across all frequency ranges. Setting up this item was a breeze in my DAW. N moments I was ready to work. I have only begun to use this but I am so pleased. I am also hugely pleased with B &H. Twice, in one month, they came thru. Prices beat out known music equipment vendor prices......shipping is ‘FAST’ . B & H doesn’t mess around. They are my ‘Go To” place now for my music needs! THANK YOU!!!!!

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

Used this for vocals and it makes a really big difference in quality than just direct through an interface. Can't wait to try this on other instruments.

Used this for dance video adjudication, which requires a lot of starts and stops. Good build and has a nice feature: the red LED light that comes on when you're recording. Perfect for what I needed.

Used this lens for a high school winter formal dance photo op. At F1.2 the subjects were was tack sharp. Almost too sharp, I had to soften the image a bit in post (mainly waist up shots). I used the Canon R5 with RF 85mm F1.2L this is a deadly combination, a dream pairing. The Bokeh that this lens put out is razor thin depth of field, creamy smooth and dreamy like, I love the way this lens renders the background, the colors are awesome. You really have to pay attention when shooting couples and make sure their eyes are on the same plane when posing them at F1.2. I used the lens using natural light and also with a single strobe Wescott FJ400 w/ soft box and using the sun for a backlight. My new fav lens for sure. I guess the RF 70-200 F2.8 will stay in the backpack for portraits.

Used for the first time for a dance studio formals and it really was perfect. Would highly recommend this paper and color.

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.