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I had to bend over to sing into the built-in microphone on my Boss Micro BR Digital Recorder. I also wanted to have easier access to the buttons and controls whether I was sitting or standing.
Some similar devices have a hole to mount to a tripod--but musicians and songwriters are more likely to have a microphone stand than a tripod.
I could see using this same design with a small drum machine, an effects processor, or any small lightweight device you might want to manipulate with your hands instead of your feet.
Some similar devices have a hole to mount to a tripod--but musicians and songwriters are more likely to have a microphone stand than a tripod.
I could see using this same design with a small drum machine, an effects processor, or any small lightweight device you might want to manipulate with your hands instead of your feet.
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Signing UpStep 1Get a tapered piece of wood, about the size of a microphone.
This is a six-inch table leg from Home Depot. It cost about $1.25 US.
Remove the foot and the inventory tag.
This one has a 5/15-inch bolt at the top.
(Unfortunately, this is not the same size bolt for a standard tripod receiver.)
Get a Tee Nut that is the same size as the bolt on table leg.
Remove the foot and the inventory tag.
This one has a 5/15-inch bolt at the top.
(Unfortunately, this is not the same size bolt for a standard tripod receiver.)
Get a Tee Nut that is the same size as the bolt on table leg.
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