I am looking for a good microphone, I want to dubbing, would like to use for my reviews (synchronization).
I had recently ordered a microphone, that in retrospect as a handle in the toilet turned out to Philips SBC ME 570/00 It has taken only right that I had met about 5-8 cm distance from the microphone. A problem that has opened here was that it has taken every breath with noise and my voice was only to be understood clearly when I spoke a little louder.
With post I've tried it synonymous, but if I reinforce the soundtrack to strongly Sound familiar background noise.
That's why I made the decision a little more money to spend to buy something decent, which I plug, switch and it works like I imagine.
I already have something around here looked in the forum and found the following micro recommendations: THE T. BONE SC400
THE T. BONE SC440 USB
THE T. BONE SC450 USB
Therefore I should now only a few questions: 1. Is USB-quality with the conventional 3.5 mm jack connections comparable? 2. Do I need a mixer XLR connectors? 3. If a pop filter for my synchronization (; Language + vocals) necessary?
The above microphones are wanted in up to 60 ¬ category, because more is unfortunately not in my budget there.
Who can you recommend other microphones, or to any of the above can tell you exactly, just send it to let me know.
Thank you in advance
Antwort von Randoms:
If you do not want to spend more / can you will not pass s.einem USB mic. The Samson G-Track I did pretty well when I tested it once. I mean it costs about the pivot 100 so ...
Better a Xlr mic is s.einem audio interface which provides XLR inputs and phantom power. Together s.ca. 250 ¬.
To your question: 1 - in short, is better than USB jack connections. 2 - For example, an audio interface of the ua25ex Roland and Cakewalk etc.oder a digital mixer. 3 - pop filter can not hurt if you are willing to invest a little time talking to you but with distance, mic to speaker positioning synonymous work without protection and pop it to get the best possible sound. Greetings Rob
