Im looking for a good microphone help please :D
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JohnKenShow
The YTTalk Godfather
Any of the Blue Mics are good. We use the Yeti Pro and love it.. Do you have a price range?
Crypt
Community Editing Channel
The blue snowball, yeti and yeti pro microphones are around that price range. I suggest you check them out
No LimitzZ
Liking YTtalk
If you want a mic for gaming and commentating get either the turtle beach x12 great quality for the best value if you want a better quality headset check out the astro website if its just for commentating definitely blue yeti look on amazon for great prices
runpiggyGaming
Active Member
Well you gotta remember that when ur using mic's with a huge membrane they also wil pick up background noises like.. Screaming neigbours, Cars driving past your house, Computerfans spinning etc etc
a portable vocal booth is in most of these cases a pre or you need to be able to edit audio properly with out getting clicks if u silence certain area's.
So theres a vieuw things you should look @
1. What kinda video's/audio ya make.
(for example if u make music with a huge membrane mic it's nessecary to have a vocal booth to make sure you dont get any background noise or unwanted effects created by your surroundings"like a reverb")
2.What is my audience.
(If a lot of people are comming to your channel for just watching your games they probably wont pay as much attention to the audio quality of the mic as long it's : informative, entertaing etc etc)
3.What DO YOU WANT
4. how much people need to talk in the mic in the same time.
(mic's have diffrent property in the way the record and from wich direction so if you are with 2 people running a show you should probably go for a mic that's Omni directional or other "figures" that record in more then 1 direction)
so i hope i gave enough information about what you should know about mic's BEFORE you consider on buying a certain mic.
if you can give me this information.
me and other people can have a better picture of the specs needed for your work
a portable vocal booth is in most of these cases a pre or you need to be able to edit audio properly with out getting clicks if u silence certain area's.
So theres a vieuw things you should look @
1. What kinda video's/audio ya make.
(for example if u make music with a huge membrane mic it's nessecary to have a vocal booth to make sure you dont get any background noise or unwanted effects created by your surroundings"like a reverb")
2.What is my audience.
(If a lot of people are comming to your channel for just watching your games they probably wont pay as much attention to the audio quality of the mic as long it's : informative, entertaing etc etc)
3.What DO YOU WANT
4. how much people need to talk in the mic in the same time.
(mic's have diffrent property in the way the record and from wich direction so if you are with 2 people running a show you should probably go for a mic that's Omni directional or other "figures" that record in more then 1 direction)
so i hope i gave enough information about what you should know about mic's BEFORE you consider on buying a certain mic.
if you can give me this information.
me and other people can have a better picture of the specs needed for your work
TheWillBox
I make moving pictures!
I use the Yeti for most of my videos (not the outdoor ones, I use a shotgun mic for that) it's simple to use and very clean sounding. I have a pop filter attached to it and it works very well. It's a little heavy if you are looking for a proper stand or shock mount. It's USB only so you'll have to find an input device that is suitable (with enough power).
If you are recording with a DSLR, I use a Rode VideoMic Pro which has great battery life and great sound.
If you are recording with a DSLR, I use a Rode VideoMic Pro which has great battery life and great sound.