singer confidence or singer 4613?
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I've used this blind hem foot and really like it. Easy to attach and does a nice job. I don't know what the question means "or singer 4613".
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Yeah ....I use the shure sm58 and the rode m1...but I recommend using the shure beata 58 or any super cardoroid microphone instead of using dynamic because the dynamic picks up other sounds around you. if you are using the looping feature.But if its just use for singing then any microphone is fine
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for recording definitely. especially for the price. for performing i've never had a problem. one draw could be that it doesn't have an on/off switch, but i actually prefer that. it's a rugged little gem that sounds great. i might suggest that because you're a female vocalist and you feel your "voice is not powerful" you might want to save a little more and get the e935. i hear it's better for female vocals. but who know's.
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KittyKatGirl, If you want the best quality for your singing (because I am sure you want no static or any other background noises like water dripping or heaters turning on) I would actually suggest the Blue Yetti. The Snowball has great quality HOWEVER it has a tendency to pick up background noise more easily since it has 2 microphones one in the front and one in the back. The Yetti is not too much more expensive, and it also has dials to change the way it acquires sounds. The Snowball has what I call a Wide Range. It picks up noises from the far right, left, up and down. The Yetti has the ability to be Wide Range or Short Range. If you were to pick either the iCE or the Regular I would pick the iCE. Brendan O'Shaughnessy
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I would recommend a tenor. I have slender fingers and the soprano is too small in scale for me.
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i have both - i bought a soprano first, and then a few weeks later i bought a concert size. I enjoy playing both a lot. Unless your fingers and hands are ginormous, you should be able to play the soprano just fine. I don't think you'll go wrong with either. Aloha!
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You have a choice between Samantha or Tom. I think they are clear. You can set how loud you want the voice to be. You can also set how far in advance you want your next turn. I love it.
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I have the Singer 160 Limited Edition. It's the anniversary machine that is shaped like the 1920 machine...It's great! So to keep it going in good condition I usually contact Singer for any questions I may have. I do not know if the stylist 7258 will do the job for you. BEST place to find out is to visit www.singerco.com or e-mail customer service at talktous@singerco.com. You can also call 1-800-877-7391 Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm.CST
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Yes the best option is used a compresor if the singer its not profesional or the type of Music have a dinamic rank very range. If you dont have one external compressor can use one digital plugginsSorry for my englishThank Pablo
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1 works perfect for me. I only use to refrence in mono and check balances and main vocal. I don't see myself ever needing the pair. But do make sure you have a good pair of mains and some room treatment.
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I really don't know. I have a New Home, Brother and Singer. It works on the New Home okay, little noisy tho', Singer is fine. I would probably order and if it doesn't work Amazon is great with returns. Happy sewing to you!!
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I honestly do not know. Refer to your users manual and see if there are alternate types. I have a singer and I'm really happy with this one you have chosen. I think you can send them back if it doesn't work........give it a shot.
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My daughter seems to enjoy her Voco Pro system in conjunction with other speakers. The system has encouraged her to practice her vocals more often. I hope this is helpful.
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I am not sure. However I have two singers 7463 and a singer fashionista and it fits both. I hope this help.
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Hello Carlos, This program is used by my wife for her interpretation business, so I do not use it personally. I can tell you that you can set up two profiles within it, one Spanish and one English, and use the program either way. Once you have trained the program to your voice and way of speaking, it is very accurate. About the only thing that will make the program lose accuracy is when there are other noises in the room. If you have a good microphone and a quiet environment, the program is almost perfect, and making corrections is easy too. Be sure that you have enough memory in RAM, and that you have enough hard disc space available too. These files can get pretty big, and if you are running low on either memory, the program will begin to do strange things. I upgraded my wife's computer so that she wouldn't have to worry about this for a while, and she hasn't had any issues with the program. I highly recommend it!
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As far as use with Speech Recognition there is no difference. If the mic is being used for singing the SE50 has a flatter frequency resonce which is better for that purpose.KnowBrainer, Inc.
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15J. Fits both of my singers. it was agood purchase and Worth the money for me.