Casey Driessen DYN-V & YELLOW SINGLE

Casey Driesse a GRAMMY-nominated fiddle player loves to experiment, collaborate, teach, travel, and push the boundaries of not only his instrument.
In this spirit, he will introduce you to the DYN-V-P48 and the YELLOW SINGLE that he regularly uses with his fiddle.
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Watch this spectacular video all the way through to find the right cues for your amplified music.
Check out his latest project Otherlands: a nine-month journey through six countries (Spain, Ireland, Scotland, India, Japan, Finland) in collaboration within local music traditions. The expedition covered thousands of miles, grew friendships, and was successful as a search for understanding, inspiration, and growth on all levels-familial, personal and artistic.
more information here: www.caseydriessen.com/otherlands

[@ManosEpitropakis]

With the eq config the sound became completely Natural! Yellow Blender is indeed make a good job! And your playing is awsome! Great video!

[@MandoliciousMusic]

very cool

[@jackwilloughby239]

I'm looking for a good medium priced 5-String and leaning toward the "London". Do you have any advice to share? Thanks!

[@Ferenz111]

Hi Casey, Love your video ! It's my birthday ! I am looking for the most natural high quality pick up for my violin on stage. which one would you please recommend ?

[@schertlerpro]

Hi @Ferenz111, don't want to speak on Casey's behalf, and I'm sure he'll provide insights when he has the chance to read your question. In the meantime, DYN V P48 is our top choice in terms of sound quality on stage. You can think about it as a studio condenser mic, but always connected to your violin, so you're free to move on stage without altering the sound. Inside the capsule of this phantom powered mic, there is an active electronic that offer you a wider dynamic range and the pre-shaped EQ of the active filters make it ready for the violin timber since the first installation.
In alternative, the STAT V is our bridge mounted microphone so a bit more "punchy" than the DYN. Here's our video playlist for the STAT: th-cam.com/play/PLsD-6s1k2vMLbR4Igw0RA1dvJKXizQwZ4.html&si=eW1NBNHXZN58t8Tn
To give you an idea, usually the DYN is more appreciated by classical violin players, while the STAT better suits jazz and folk violinist for its response to the rhythmic use of the bow.