Singer Recording Studio

To all my associates; I am a jazz player and singer and I have a home studio for my recording projects. After a few years with large capsule condenser microphones, 3 to be exact, I have found the ribbon microphone to be the best for my type of vocal. For the price of the MXL 144 it has a great natural sound and the highs are not rough. Just a little EQ for your personal taste. I ordered a pre amp but found I did not need it for my recording system. I run it directly into my Tascam US-1641. Eventual I will update to the more expensive models.

Husband has worked as a singer-songwriter and studio engineer, and has been looking hard for two years for a portable mike to take on the road, or just for capturing early bits of songs wherever he likes. This great little device from Zoom looked like it might finally fit his standards/expectations. It has not disappointed!! It is very clear, and very detailed in its recording. Download the app and test it out; on raw recording in the living room, it beat garageband hands down. This device hasn't made it into the studio yet, but record/playback on iPhone 6+ was sharp and nuanced. Stays on while plugged into iOS device, so disconnect to save device battery. Husband is SUPER happy with it.

I am a singer/songwriter and this along with my new MacBook Pro completes my recording needs!

I used it for recording live singer/guitar player and got great off axis rejection...especially when using the figure 8 pattern....Sounds really good so far!

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I am a singer/songwriter (amature) and I have mics and recording equipment at home, but I was looking for something more mobile. I wanted something that I could plug into my ipad and record musical ideas when I was on the go. I can record guitar tracks at home and put my ipad and condenser mic in my bag and work on vocals throughout the day. And the sound is great.

I've used it only once, and that was in a restaurant recording a singer, but it worked (with my iPhone 13 pro max, Filmic Pro) beautifully. it's very directional and noise that was coming from the sides was barely noticeable. I think it'll be terrific for interviews.

I never did much sound recording in the past, so I had to buy a microphone. My brother is a singer and always raved about Shure. I went with a low cost unpowered unit, which with an adapter, works great with my Nikon D5500.

If your needs are anything less than a professional recording studio, these are the headphones for you.

A must have for on site and in studio video recording.