The Bass Trombone from the Vienna Symphonic Library is a sample-based virtual instrument featuring the orchestral bass trombone. In general, the slightly wider bore of the bass trombone lends it a somewhat darker timbre and fuller sound than the tenor trombone.

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Staccato
Portato short
Sustained with and without vibrato

Medium dynamics, 2, and 4 seconds
Fortepiano and sforzato

Flutter tonguing normal and crescendo

Legato normal and with sustain crossfading

Legato

Portato
Staccato fast

Staccato, 9 repetitions, 150, 170, 190 BPM

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A: This meter does not have the ability to continuously save measurement data.

Q: 2. What does it come with does it connect to whatever speaker or mixer is it wireless and does it come with the body pack and all that or what?

A: The AT8418 is a mount that allows you to position certain Audio-Technica microphones, which are sold separately, on to a musical instrument.

Q: 3. Is the MXL 606 compatible with the Leica Monochrom camera? If so, what accessories may be needed to connect to the Leica?

A: This microphone cannot be directly connected to this camera. Microphones like these are designed for connection to mixers and interfaces. Please let us know your application or project details.Please contact us via e-mail if you have additional questions: askbh@bandh.com

Q: 4. Does it have an analog input like the original? What is the wireless distance? Thank you

A: Hi, thanks for asking!It does not have an analog input, though it does have a stereo line output for direct connection to a speaker or PA system. The wireless range is about 50 feet depending on the environment.

Q: 5. is a 604 mic good enough for a alto sax ?

A: The e604 can be used for miking instruments like a sax in addition to drums and would be able to handle the SPL. For an alternative that can also be mounted a condenser will offer better capture tonally. The e908 or Shure Beta-98 are common alternatives.

Q: 6. would this work good on an alto saxophone?

A: Yes, you can use the Audix ADX20I Cardioid Condenser Instrument Microphone (B&H# AUADX20I ) on an alto saxophone. This is just the mic only and it has a mini-XLR output connector which requires a power supply. You may want to purchase the same mic packaged with the compatible phantom power supply, which is the Audix ADX20IP Cardioid Condenser Instrument Microphone with APS910 Power Supply (B&H# AUADX20IP). The power supply has a mini-XLR input connector for the mic and a standard XLR output connector to connect to your amp, PA or recorder.

Q: 7. Hi, is an e-604 mic a good choice for a bass drum? Any alternative mic models a surdo (brazilian bass drum)? Thanks,

A: Tis will work for a bass drum (surdo).Another superb choice: Shure BETA 52A - Supercardioid Dynamic Microphone for Bass Instruments B&H # SHBETA52A

Q: 8. Is this model made in USA or China?

A: The Whirlwind SELECTOR is made in the USA.

Q: 9. does this give you suggestion on what gel to use to match the color?

A: Yes.

Q: 10. what type of amp is best for this mic and harmonica?

A: Many harmonica players like to use a microphone through a small combo amplifier designed for guitar to achieve a tone with a little more grit and dirtier tone than a standard PA speaker. Perhaps something like the Blackstar Debut 15E Stereo 15W Practice Guitar Amplifier (B&H # BLDEBUT15EBG) or the Roland CUBE-10GX Guitar Amplifier (B&H # ROCUBE10GX), or the VOX Valvetronix VT20X Hybrid Modeling 1x8 Combo Guitar Amplifier (B&H # VOVT20X).