Can I use this for voiceovers to tighten up the sound?
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I have to agree with the previous comment...the type of compressor that studios use for vocal work is a very different animal than the typical stomp box guitar (and bass) players use. While there are some comparatively affordable vocal compressors out there for small home studios (comparatively meaning in the $200 - $500 range) and while there are some software plugins that do a decent job (again for home studio work), typically "real" studios use compressors that run a few to several thousands of dollars, such as gear from Universal Audio, etc.. Sorry, but there aren't really any "affordable short cuts" there. I have to agree with the previous comment...the type of compressor that studios use for vocal work is a very different animal than the typical stomp box guitar (and bass) players use. While there are some comparatively affordable vocal compressors out there for small home studios (comparatively meaning in the $200 - $500 range) and while there are some software plugins that do a decent job (again for home studio work), typically "real" studios use compressors that run a few to several thousands of dollars, such as gear from Universal Audio, etc.. Sorry, but there aren't really any... » Read More I have to agree with the previous comment...the type of compressor that studios use for vocal work is a very different animal than the typical stomp box guitar (and bass) players use. While there are some comparatively affordable vocal compressors out there for small home studios (comparatively meaning in the $200 - $500 range) and while there are some software plugins that do a decent job (again for home studio work), typically "real" studios use compressors that run a few to several thousands of dollars, such as gear from Universal Audio, etc.. Sorry, but there aren't really any "affordable short cuts" there. « Show Less
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Yes, I used it to get closer to who was speaking. I filmed a class and took the audio from the professor. It worked very well. The sound is great. Without loss of quality.
1960458
Should work, but may cause distortion (signal overload) if all speaking at once or mic too close -- i think. though never done myselgf
562205
Yes you may record and adjust the sounds of the speakers plus the booklet. Good luck!
1555848
You should be able to do all that, at least that's what they claim. I wouldn't recommend this product . I got 2 headphones and both the mic didn't work.
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You can plug a microphone into it and it will amplify your voice. If you have another source for the lyrics and accompanying music, it seems like it should.
1999261
This microphone would work perfectly fine for that. What you will want to do, however, is download a free program called Audacity. Audacity will let you record your voice through the mic, and will allow you to export the audio file with any name into a massive variety of formats from .mp3 to WAV file types once you have recorded what you want.
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Yes it can. But it takes some time to balance the sound especially if you are rehearsing in a small room. It may sound muddy at first so you have to mess arround with the tone.
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Yes you can! I have done this myself. The audio isn't that great from it, but you can definitely use a mic with it.
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I suppose you can directly but it might work better using an audio interface.
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Yes it can, I'm using now on my karaoke system and it sound better then my regular microphone.
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Yes, this will work fine for voiceover. A very good mic for such its size, able to record with clarity, and have a build in noise cancellation (it work pretty well, though not in the extreme setting with lots of surround noises).
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I never used it like that but I assume it would work. You would need to experiment with it and work out how to set it up for the distance of the sound you are trying to capture, over modulation could be a problem if to close to source at a given setting.
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Absolutely! I use it for voice-over work and with correct microphone technics you can make variations in style brilliantly. Recommended
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you could and it would work , but I don´t know about the quality of the recording since that is only for monitoring purposes. If there is line out in your keyboard I would use that
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yes, you can. you may have to fiddle with it to get the sound right, but after that.....enjoy the show!
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if used correctly, Yes. A compressor is useful like you described and this one is a great tool with plenty of great features. If you are not setting up the compressor during sound check or with the same set up it could produce more problems with sound/noise ratio. If your sound guy cant do things right it will just be another thing to get wrong.