Can any help me with breathing in commentaries?

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Eclxhpse

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I know i like an idiot saying that, but whenever i playback my commentaries my breaths sound like i just ran 4 miles. If i breath through my nose their is a big gap between sentences. I use an AT2020 and i have it about 1 and a half feet from my face. Again, i know this is stupid, but if any could help that'd be appreciated :D
 
Which one of your videos do you hear the breathing? I watched one of your videos and I didn't hear any breath sounds.
 
Hey i just looked up the microphone toy are using and had a look at a couple of your videos it sounds to be that either the microphone itself is incredibly sensitive (i can hear even small movements) so maybe try moving back from the mic even further due to its high sensitivity essentially the mic is too good for what you are doing,also if you do happen to be breathing though your mouth the breathing will be heavier maybe adjust your breathing in videos to be more controlled and balanced.
 
This may seem counterintuitive, but move the mic closer and turn the gain way down. Then start speaking louder. The AT2020 is a mic designed for vocal broadcasting and it's used in studios and radio stations all over the place. If it's picking up your breath from 18 inches away, the input volume is too high. Turn that s**t down, kick your voice up a notch and you'll be fine. It's all about learning how to work the mic and that mic is best 6-8 inches from your mouth and 45 degrees to either side.

Also, the pop filter suggestion made me laugh out loud and now people nearby are looking at me funny. It's not a breath filter or a noise filter. It's a pop filter and has a very particular purpose.
 
Tarmack said:
This may seem counterintuitive, but move the mic closer and turn the gain way down. Then start speaking louder. The AT2020 is a mic designed for vocal broadcasting and it's used in studios and radio stations all over the place. If it's picking up your breath from 18 inches away, the input volume is too high. Turn that s**t down, kick your voice up a notch and you'll be fine. It's all about learning how to work the mic and that mic is best 6-8 inches from your mouth and 45 degrees to either side.

Also, the pop filter suggestion made me laugh out loud and now people nearby are looking at me funny. It's not a breath filter or a noise filter. It's a pop filter and has a very particular purpose.
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I meant it more genrally -___-
 
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