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It's ok quality but...
It's ok quality but... It's literally very very bad for singing or dubbing, you can use this for live streaming or video recording but its cost is 20$+Audio Interface (+120$, Minimum)
If it's for this price you can actually take an Auna Mic 900B (USB) for Making better quality videos/streaming and spending less (80$ instead of 140$ with bad quality) I bought x3 Neewer NW-800 cause I needed them for a podcast but you, you shouldn't do my same move, you should only if you have a podcast but my tip is spend a little bit more and get more quality! (:
Or if you wanna spend less and get more quality just buy an Auna Mic 900B, but NOT for singing If you wanna sing, just spent 300$ and you'll get a good quality mic+audio interface Or buy this 80$ mic if you're just starting singing for the first time and you don't wanna spend money But if you become a professional singer, then you'll have to change microphone! And spend at least 300$
Thanks For Reading!! Bye!!! (:
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Very Good Speakers, Very Powerful Bass
Very Good Speakers, Very Powerfull Bass, I recommend you this Speaker System for listening music in a funny way but I recommend you to use others for Professional Mixing and Mastering (For Example the Genelec - 8020D that I own) Thanks For Reading!! Bye!! (:
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Never Connected Professional Microphones to this Mixer But...
Never Connected Professional Microphones to this Mixer But Everything is ok! I recommend you for a Podcast, but even for streaming alone, it has a lot of settings! And a lot of effects! Hope you liked my review, thank you for reading! Bye! (:
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Obviously it is not comparable to a microphone with xlr connection but...
Obviously it is not comparable to a microphone with xlr connection but... It has a nice audio quality!! I don't recommend you to get USB Microphones for Professional Recordings (Singing, Dubbing etc...) but I can recommend this to you if you wanna use it for YouTube Videos or Twitch Live Streamings etc..
I started singing with this and I highly recommend you to get an XLR Microphone, even a low-mid budget (Like Shure SM58/Rode NT1A) if you wanna do things professionally. So the Auna Mic, for singing/dubbing, It's ok but not perfect! (:
(If you wanna sing with a good microphone you'll need some money, cause you'll also need an Audio Interface, but if you only have money to afford Auna Mic 900B and you don't have any money for buying an Audio Interface like Focusrite 2nd/3rd gen ones so I can say you yes, buy the Auna Mic 900B even if you wanna sing, but if you'll be a professional singer/rapper/rocker etc.. You'll need to get more professional gear in the future)
Ok! Thanks for reading my review, bye!! (:
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I use this for using softwares for recording and mixing my songs and it's pretty good!
I use this for using softwares for recording and mixing my songs and it's pretty good! Yes! It's a very good laptop but I recommend you to buy a computer and not a laptop, but if you need a portable object, so yes, take this laptop and you'll be satisfied (:
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Numark HP125 are Mediocre headphones...
They are the only headphones that have broken, of all the ones I have bought The Audio Quality is decent They are not 100% comfortable but you get used to them The price is very very low but probably the shipment will increase the price in 99% of websites that are selling these headphones, just like happened to me x'D
I reccomend you to buy the AKG K52 headphones if you wanna get a low cost but high quality headphones, thanks for reading my review, bye!! (:
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numark should stick to DJ mixers... AKG or Audio Technica for headphones.... also, mix on speakers, headphones are not meant for this at any price range. You don't hear music right in your ears. Music mixed on speakers almost always translates to cans and earbuds without effort but music done on headphones rarely translates to speakers, or it translates to SOME speakers and not others. Invest in a pair of decent nearfields if you're going to pursue this.
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@jimmarchi1, yes I know they're DJ Headphones, in fact I bought them for my Pioneer DDJ-SR2 but some months ago I used the Numark HP125 for listening and mix songs, anyway I'm actually doing songs mix using my AKG K52 & Genelec 8020 DPM (Sometimes I use Logitech Z625 THX too) Anyway thanks for the reply and the upvote Jim! (:
41034
when I occassionally spun records in the 90s I wouldn't use numark headphones, Audiotechnica 40s back then, now the 50s are out... JBLs are a good choice and those genelecs are solid, do they have the room correction software and microphone?
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Excuse my ignorance cause I probably said/'ll probably say a confusing/stupid thing, Genelec are speakers, so they doesn't have the microphone xP Anyway, yes, they should have the room correction software
