What Mic are you using?

I'm using an AGK microphone (It was about 170$) and a Behringer XENIX1202FX Sound Mixer.

You can see how it sounds over here:

I'm still doing some tests. A friend who is a sound designer just came to my place and he gave me some other tips. More gain, and now I can speak a bit further from the microphone. Should be even better in my next video.
 
To tell you the truth I can't tell the deference from a $30 mic and $100 mic
 
jak6jak said:
To tell you the truth I can't tell the deference from a $30 mic and $100 mic
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Then you aren't using it right. :p Try finding a decent condenser mic for $30.

I currently use a Shure SM7B (http://www.shure.com/americas/products/microphones/sm/sm7b-vocal-microphone). It comes in at around $400. I would suggest to most starting out that Blue Yeti is a decent mic and probably the best you're going to get for the price. Be warned though that you will likely upgrade at some point. If you buy the snowball, you'll just upgrade sooner. The Samson Co1u is also decent.
 
I'm currently using an audio technica at2035 for my music,

deciding to sell it and downgrade to a samson co1u though
 
Tarmack said:
Then you aren't using it right. :p Try finding a decent condenser mic for $30.

I currently use a Shure SM7B (http://www.shure.com/americas/products/microphones/sm/sm7b-vocal-microphone). It comes in at around $400. I would suggest to most starting out that Blue Yeti is a decent mic and probably the best you're going to get for the price. Be warned though that you will likely upgrade at some point. If you buy the snowball, you'll just upgrade sooner. The Samson Co1u is also decent.
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Wow the quality is awesome on that thing. Knocks my PX21 headset clean out of the water! Haha.
 
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