GAMING COMMENTARY MIC?? Blue Yeti? Audio Technica At2020?? many more??

KrazyGamer

KrazyGamer

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Ok so basically i had many people tell me to get new mic cause mine sucks atm, I use the one attached to my Logitech G430 headset. and I seriously sucks bad so I need help deciding between the BLUE YETI OR AUDIO TECHNICA AT2020 OR AUDIO TECHNICA ATR2500???? REMEMBER IM A 13 YEAR OLD KID SOOOOO!!?! Yea just reply with ur choice and if u have a reason that would be best! Thanks!
 
As someone who uses as Blue Yeti, I highly recommend it. It's great: You just plug it in and it works.
 
Are there any like disadvantages?? Like does something break easily? does it last long?? cause ik a lot of these mics break after few months
 
KrazyGamer said:
Are there any like disadvantages?? Like does something break easily? does it last long?? cause ik a lot of these mics break after few months
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I've had mine for around four or five months now and I've had no problems with anything breaking or anything of that sort. Super sturdy mic. It works really well with the desk stand on it too.
 
Ceror said:
I've had mine for around four or five months now and I've had no problems with anything breaking or anything of that sort. Super sturdy mic. It works really well with the desk stand on it too.
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Thanks alot! I will take this into consideration!
 
I've got the Blue Yeti, while it's a good mic and I highly recommend it. If you don't wish to spend around £100 for a microphone straight away I have a Microsoft LiveChat headset and over skype my friends can't tell the difference in quality.
I recorded my voice with it the other day and didn't notice much of a difference either. Plus, the headset only cost me around £30!

If you know you're going to want an all singing all dancing microphone and you're going to keep up the video making I highly recommend the Yeti. But, I would think about it first because it's a lot of money!
 
If you're consistently breaking mics, you're being too rough on them.

For that kind of use, buy a USB/XLR audio interface and a Shure SM58. I then challenge you to try to break that mic. Throw it across the room and it will still work just fine.
 
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