We are a group of 8 uke players situated in a semi-circle. Will this mic pick up the music if placed in the center of our circle?
769814
The mic is so sensitive for the sound around. I use it to pick up my saxophone playing but I have some problems for the disturbance between it and monitoring speakers. So I think it may work well to pick up all your sound to place it in the center our your semi-circle.
769815
No, it will not. You would need the AT2050 for this application. Questions? Call us 800-213-3021
769816
Unfortunately this mic would not be the best for that application but the Audio Technica AT2050 would be more suitable for you. Audio Technica AT2050 Studio Condenser Mic Bundle w/Pop Filter, Mic Cable & Boom Stand Thanks for your interest!
769817
It probably won't pick up more than 1/3 of the circle since its a cardioid meaning it records on one side. A mic with a polar pattern that records omni-directional would work more.
746399
We have four of these mics all the same band, of course each is set at a different frequency. We have no problem, in fact we are adding two more.
1946614
Every or any mic will give you interference if your to close to the receiver. And you need to make sure the Mics are on different channels. I've had the receiver in one room talent in another room. But when you bring the mic to the receiver room to much feed back. Hope this helps.
318792
Depends on size of church...we used it in a community social hall for a show and they worked well. We were able to use the 8 mics at the same time, but that may depend on the sound system in the church. Price is good. Sound man was able to keep feed back noise down.....that depends on the sound system you have.
1069026
This mic is highly directional. Therefore it does not pick up as much extraneous sound (i.e. mouse clicks, fan noises, etc). The downside is that you must speak right into it. I work about five inches away form it and find it a bit quieter than my Blue Yeti. Sound quality is very good.
1284151
For the most part, yes, if the others are speaking at, let's say, crowd level. One would have to cover the mic. That would be to cancel out the background speaking. The listener will hear voices, but not necessarily be able to understand what is being said.I hope that this was helpful.
1488035
I can not be sure, it would think it depends on you set up. Let me share my experience, maybe that will help you. I used a set of speakers in the front of the classroom. The mic was placed on desk approximately 7 to 8 feet from the speakers. The mic worked extremely well and did not pick up anything from the speakers. Hope that helps.
1316672
Yes, it should work fine for that for one or two people. If you're trying to record a group, this mic won't be sensitive enough.
1093315
It all depends on what is seperating the room from the amp and microphone. My Grand children have gone on the first floor and used the microphone and I heard them load and clear. The division between the mic and the amp was a hardwood floor and drywall. You are still limited on distance.
2176636
It will pick it up! I highly recommend this Mic, I use it to record vocals even. Surprisingly exceptional quality for the price!
2016455
Only is the number of people attending the meeting don't get any higher than 10-15. That mic has a pretty decent pick-up range but the more people you add, the bigger the room will have to be and the bigger the room, the more mics you will need. If you have more than 15 people, then you might want to consider researching a more powerful mic with a broader range to ensure everyone's voice in the meeting is picked up fairly clear.
1022971
No. The mic will only go on the leftside. I love these headphones though. They work perfect for my daily use of Video and Skype meetings.
919661
Should be no problem if acoustic/electric uke. If you have to use a mic then might look at Passport mini, which has dedicated mic input.
1653884
Because this mic is unidirectional it only picks up sound from the top of the dome. Nothing should be picked up from the sides. For the price it is a great deal.
1578210
No. This only has three ring connections - Ground, left speaker output, and right speaker output. There is no mic input ring. Even if it had one, it would not work well due to the resistance of the mics all be lowered with them in parallel. You need to find a mixer that actively (with power) mixes all of the mic input signals after they are amplified.
1381797
No it won't! It looks good and seems to be well made but wouldn't hold large mics at all. I regret buying it.
1420684
no it won't work with the mic but the music will i'd suggest that you order the three ring extension to make sure that the music wont be inturupted