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Friday, April 11, 2014

professional headphones with mic?




mermaidfai


does anybody know where I can buy a headphone with a microphone connected to it that is based on singing and recording your voices. cauz i want to record my voice and put it on youtube or some website. By the way it would be cool if there aren't any crackle sound while i'm singing. Thankx


Answer
You can buy this professional headphone with microphone called Sennheiser HMD280 pro at bhphotovideo.com

from B&H:

The Sennheiser HMD280-PRO professional communications headset is equipped with high-isolation, studio quality headphones and a highly directional dynamic microphone, attached to an adjustable boom, optimized for clarity of speech in high-noise location environments.

Key Features:

⢠Dual-sided professional, circumaural, closed-back communications headset with noise-compensating, highly directional boom microphone

⢠High-isolation headphones with studio quality frequency reproduction and optimized ambient noise attenuation for high-noise location environments

⢠Adjustable, swiveling boom for microphone with left or right side placement option, frequency response optimized for speech clarity

⢠Comfortable, replaceable earpads and adjustable headband

⢠Unterminated replaceable coiled cable


I have that headphone but without the microphone.

Headphones w mic on laptop?




sauleha


My laptop has a jack for headphones and a jack for microphones. I have apple headphones that have a built in mic. which jack do i plug it into for both the mic and the headphones to work? If i do so, will the laptops built in mic still be on, or will both mics be on?


Answer
The Apple iPhone headphones are not a standard configuration (or at least they weren't and most computers don't recognize them as a standard format). You can use an iPhone headphone as a headphone for any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack (like your laptop), but to use the microphone with anything other than an iPhone, you will need an adapter. http://www.showmecables.com/product/iPhone-Head-Set-Breakout-Cable-3-5mm-TRRS-Jack-to-Dual-3-5mm-Stereo-Plug-6-IN.aspx.

The iPhone microphone is not much better than what is on most laptops, so if you wanted this for Skype calls, just use the headphones in the headphone jack and your laptop's on board microphone. If you wanted something of higher quality, you are better off getting a USB headset. Logitech has some nice ones.




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Sunday, November 17, 2013

Karaoke practice at home: What headphone/mic combo and software for practice at home?

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Cooter


What's a good (sealed) stereo headphone and mic combo (preferably attached) with software that will allow me to sing along with mp3's or CDG's on my computer and mix my voice with the music so I can hear what I sound like? No recording necessary. I want to sing karaoke but I want to hear what I sound like before I make a fool of myself.


Answer
I can assume from your Question that you do not have any Karaoke Equipment at home at all?

I do not use my Computer for Karaoke, so I cannot help in that regard, I suggest you go to some of the following web sites the carry all sorts of stuff for your purpose,
AceKaraoke.com Sumakaya.com karaoke.com Vocopro.com those are a few

My system is for entertainment and home recording I use an Apex Studio Mic, V2Go digital recorder
also wireless mic's, etc, I use open ear headphones, shut down my external speakers, I can hear my recordings while I sing, or keep the speakers on and monitor myself through the V3Go recorder, I know this is not what your looking for but try those sites mentioned, they have what you need,

What are the basic thing i need for a home studio?




Deonte


Im a singer and i want to record my own music, I know that you need some type software, studio monitors, audio interface, headphones, mic, mic stands, pop filter, is that it or is there more that i need? im not trying to spend a whole lot of money.


Answer
TASCAM iXZ Audio Interface for your late model Ipod touch or iphone.
Audix om series vocal mic. OM2, OM5- whatever, best you can afford. Anybody who says "Shure SM58" microphone is a retard. They do not sing onstage. Ask the long list of fools who will recommend that mic. "Do you really sing thru that onstage?" "Does it sound great in the monitors?" Audix mics make for killer tracks, and killer shows. They will treat your voice better than your momma. You can mic just about anything you will need to mic with the Audix, and it will fool all the people all the time.
1 mic chord, and stand.
I pod touch or I pad or I phone.
Good "in the ear" stage monitor headphones........ and you are on your way.
All the rest of that stuff is a bunch of crap that will drain your bank account and complicate your life.
You can pick a good App for the production software.
Master that system before you think of moving on.
There are plenty of people with a mega investment in studios to record you.
With the ipod / ipad based rig you can make backing tracks / beats to start doing shows, make demos and attract a good producer, which is what you really need.




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