Video Musical Instrumental

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

I used to record musical videoclips. It gave a profesional touch to my video productions

I video a lot of musical auditions and competitions, mostly with one camera and high-quality audio (up to 8 mics). It's often necessary to move the camera between sets. I had never used a twin-leg tripod up to this time. While a photographic tripod provides good support, the legs flex enough to require re-leveling after a move. The SmallRig AD-01 is very rigid, with the aid of a mid-level spreader. It is also very stiff against the torque of pan and tilt operations. The head is adequate for static operations, but has no counterbalance needed for smooth motion. I replaced it with a Manfrotto 75mm ball adapter and Nitrotech N08 head, for use with a rigged Sony A7Siii, PZ 28-135/4 Lens and V-Mount battery. It is tall enough for most of my work, and quick to set up. The downside is it's length - 38 plus head when collapsed. Not a problem short of air travel.

In Musical Theater

Musical. Pleasant to the ear.

Ordered the lens to take pictures of a High School Musical... Used it on the musical the day of arrival and my pictures were wonderful. Great shots of the entire stage and super close-ups of each cast member. It was easy to use and I have award winning shots. ... Easy to use and perfect pictures.

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.

This cable was instrumental in helping me to setup dual monitor without buying an hub.

I have a little studio, and I use the mics far all sorts of stuff... this mic set is my instrumental mic set it does a good job with all my applications on musical instruments.

This is great for instrumental recordings. The 32bit allows huge dynamic range and avoids clipping. User interface is easy to navigate and intuitive. I use it for instrumental videos and record brass, strings, and pianos and have had great results that require little processing.