the one in your pic. I've had it for a few years and it's amazing.
I honestly don't know wtf is going on with this company. How can they make such high quality products for such a cheap price. I also have a headset from them and it's incredible.
Are all the other companies uber israelite and this is the only good company left?
Check out Podcastage on YouTube. He does hyper autistic microphone reviews and compares voice samples back to back.
The AT2020 is a little old at this point. Has a very harsh boosted upper range, but that also leads to a sense of clarity. It’s also a condenser microphone, which tend to do poorly with untreated rooms. It’s fine, but there better options for your use case.
A Shure SM58 is my general suggestion for cheap music recording.
and what i mean is this. here is recording i done awhile ago to test something. and with condenser in untreated room you gonna be coping with fx usage A LOT. to the point of using parallel compression just to compensate for poor SNR
no, condenser. it picks up room noise a fuckton when it's untreated. so knowing that, dont fall for it. they meant for real studios where rooms are treated
>*sets gain lower* >*gets as close as you are required to get with dynamic*
wow it's like i'm using a different, alien technology instead of a condenser, it's TOTALLY different
Show your work with a 10$ mic first, showoff
you should spend money on treating your room
Unfortunately the one you should get costs 400
I have the USB version and I use it for demos. It's a great value.
Yes but the recording will still be crap in an untreated room unless you record in a pillow fort
just get a quadcast
there is a pretty good one but it cost 301$, shame
Rode nt1
the one in your pic. I've had it for a few years and it's amazing.
I honestly don't know wtf is going on with this company. How can they make such high quality products for such a cheap price. I also have a headset from them and it's incredible.
Are all the other companies uber israelite and this is the only good company left?
Check out Podcastage on YouTube. He does hyper autistic microphone reviews and compares voice samples back to back.
The AT2020 is a little old at this point. Has a very harsh boosted upper range, but that also leads to a sense of clarity. It’s also a condenser microphone, which tend to do poorly with untreated rooms. It’s fine, but there better options for your use case.
A Shure SM58 is my general suggestion for cheap music recording.
Sm57 handles guitar better (including acoustic) and can still do vocals. Dynamic and needs no phantom power obvs
how does it handle vocals tho? the sm57 is mainly seen as the "guitar and drums" mic no?
Sm58 is technically identical except an added windscreen head basket
that looks like shit
Show us a phone recording before we go wasting money.
>in an untreated room
dont do same mistake i did. condenser mics are horrible in this situation. go for dynamic
and what i mean is this. here is recording i done awhile ago to test something. and with condenser in untreated room you gonna be coping with fx usage A LOT. to the point of using parallel compression just to compensate for poor SNR
what do you recommend?
no idea, im not payfuck. i just continue coping with what gear i have. it's not the gear that makes you, it's you
do u have a dynamic mic?
no, condenser. it picks up room noise a fuckton when it's untreated. so knowing that, dont fall for it. they meant for real studios where rooms are treated
may i ask where u learned to mix music? is there an online course or youtube playlist u used perhaps?
>*sets gain lower*
>*gets as close as you are required to get with dynamic*
wow it's like i'm using a different, alien technology instead of a condenser, it's TOTALLY different
Just use a rodemic homosexual.
Lewitt LCT 440.
would this work fine in an untreated room?
If you have an untreated room then no mic is going to work good. You'd be looking at dynamic mic like an SM7B or MV7X.
Packing blankets and a closet can substitute for 2k in panels.
Don’t forget a pop filter
https://ryf.fsf.org/products/TPE-USBMIC
Learn to solder and build one of these:
https://microphone-parts.com/collections/microphone-kits