DJI Mic 2 - new microphone for recording harmonica videos 🎵😃🎵
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Just trying out my new microphone setup! 🎵🎵🎵
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Filip Jers is an internationally known harmonica player from Stockholm, Sweden and one of the most sought-out harmonica players in Europe. At the age of 36 he has performed in almost 30 countries all over the world.
In 2011 Jers graduated with a Master Degree in Fine Arts of Music from The Royal College of Music in Stockholm. He has also studied privately with Toots Thielemans, Howard Levy and Robert Bonfiglio.
Jers has been given numerous awards through the years. In 2005 he won two gold medals at the World Harmonica Festival in Trossingen, Germany. In 2014 his jazz quartet Filip Jers Quartet was selected as "Best Group" at the European Jazz Competition in Rotterdam, Netherlands and in 2015 the quartet received a Swedish grammy for the album ”Plays Swedish Folk”. In 2016 Jers was awarded the title ”Jazz musician of the Year” by Swedish Radio.
Jers works regulary with Filip Jers Quartet, with his duo with guitarist Emil Ernebro and as a guest soloist in different projects. He has been a featured solist with many cutting edge jazz big bands in Sweden as well as performing with two of Scandinavias finest string orchestras; Musica Vitae and Camerata Nordica. Jers has been featured on more than 50 CD's as a recording artist, playing harmonica.
Besides playing concerts Jers has extensive experience as a harmonica teacher. Besides teching privately and giving workshops in different countries all over the world he is also engaged as harmonica teacher at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm, the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen, Denmark and Sibelius Academy in Helsingfors, Finland.
Jers is an "International Suzuki Harmonica Artist", he is endorsing and playing harmonicas made by Suzuki Harmonicas from Japan.
He also runs Fojablue Records, an independent record label that has released Spiro (FRCD01, 2011), Filip Jers Quartet (FRCD02, 2013) and Duet with Emil Ernebro (FRCD03, 2019). In 2022 he released the album ”Filip Jers Quartet - Plays Classical” and in 2023 ”Filip Jers with Carl Bagge trio - ”In the Spirit of Toots”.
Besides music, Filip likes coffee, yoga and running in the nature.
Ah, cool! I didn't know this microphone. It has a good sound. Thanks for the info. Filip, could you play more of the diatonic? I enjoy both, but your tone on the little one is another level.
More to come!
sounds abolutely great. I wanna try this playing a guitar too with harmonica on the rack..
Sure, will sound great! Put one the guitar and clip one to the harmonica rack.
Congratulations, Filip. Your new microphone sounds great. Very clean and clear. With a good presence feel.
Glad to hear that!
Thanks!!
I have and use the DJI mic 1 and Hollyland Lark M2. 🙌🏼
Cool, I found out about the Lark M2 just after I bought this. Anyway - this feels great! Lots of flexibility and ways to record.
How do you think the Lark M2 vs DJI differs in sound? Can the Lark M2 record local or it streams audio to phone/camera?
@@FilipJersMusic Yes, you can record locally and stream with the Lark. I will send you some samples. The DJI performs well and has a nice low end range compared to the Hollyland but the Hollyland sounds very nice and clear plus it's much more lightweight and can be more discreet with the appearance.
Ah cool! I had a listen to both on RUclips and I liked the warm sound of the DJI. And yes. Lark is really neat and has a great sound too. Well now I bought the DJI so I will keep it. The Røde Wireless Pro also sounded crisp and nice but the transmitter was really big. And more expensive.
Nice sound for an bluetooth microphone. The great question is how to record with a backing track with this kind of mics ?
I got two microphones so I can put one by the speaker 😁
Nice sound for an bluetooth microphone. The great question is how to record with a backing track with this kind of mics ?
Yes, absolutely! But it is not Bluetooth - it is connected with a receiver to my phone with Usb-C. The signal between the microphone and receiver is 2.4 ghz.
Simply play the backing tracks from a Bluetooth speaker and the mic will pick it up.
❤❤❤❤so interesting!
Thanks! 🎵😀🎵