Mainstage Percussion Instruments

This is a work horse mic used by every sound engineer to record any type of instruments:brass, percussion, etc.

It worked right away with my macbook pro, yamaha mx61 and mainstage 3. Perfect!!!

the E-Percussion Module Mount by Alesis is the perfect part i was looking for....

Great for Vocal and Instruments!

I have been very impressed with my new Bose PA system that I use with my Yamaha YX-73 Stage Piano and Mainstage. The bluetooth connectivity is superb and opens up many possibilities for both practice, rehearsing and public performance. Only three channels, but it's so much easier to manage than having mixing board, amps, speakers, wires...etc.

I use this with MainStage. The output is clean, and not too hot. It seems like a balanced -10 instead of a balanced +4 line level signal. I view this as a positive because it gives the mixer plenty of headroom on his board. This is a well thought out product, but I would have liked to have seen female screw receptacles so that one could use a locking USB cable

We use this controller on the Mainstage keyboard setup for our worship teams. Has all the normal channel cobtrols we need, and the small form factor has minimal impact on space. I normally just lay it over the trackpad of our MacBook, very convenient. The thing just works.

We use this product for our keyboardist, running Mainstage and Reason on a Mac. As soon I plugged it in, it worked like a charm, exactly as it was intended.

I use this for a live set up running Logic/Mainstage out from my lap top to a PA. This item is unique because it's perhaps the only 2 channel, portable usb interface with BALANCED OUTPUTS. I run my vocal mic into it as well as midi keyboards out. Everything works great. Sound is good. Price is right. Very happy.

I didn't know this existed until I needed to figure out how to use Logic Mainstage with a MIDI controller in live performance. I didn't want to schlep my Audio/Digital recording interface, nor to rely on my MacBook's headphone jack. This does exactly what I need without any added bells & whistles: I can choose it as an audio output device on the Mac, it has a switch to choose stereo or mono output to the two XLR jacks. This allows me to send the synth audio output to both a PA and to my keyboard player's amp (using an XLR F to TS M cable). It is powered by the computer's USB outlet so no need for batteries or AC.