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Make a video using nt2a omni for spoken word

I have this microphone.

It is hilarious how he throw boxes and mess up stickers GREAT VIDEO 😂😂🤣🤣😭😭💀

Stellar video, straight to the point and very informative. Will reccomend it to anyone that needs help with this.

GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS! I’m a baritone looking for a home studio vocal microphone, which microphones would you suggest? $500 or less

I had this mic, it was good however no comparison to the copies in the much higher price ranges....I found it "Plasticy"....

Damn, you're a guitar guy too? That's cool, i really like that since i too would like to know how the mic sounds next to an amp

Hi! The blue yeti has zero latency?

Hi! It has zero latency?

I really love the Shure SM7B mic for my podcasts. It great great sound and very happy with it. I do run mine with the cloudlifter CL1 activator and it is a great combo. I really love the video on your channel. I love all the detailed demos showing how things sound in various configurations. TY for all you do my friend.

Danke!

That's 1 ugly mic

I think the 1073 SPX is better than the 5017. It's slightly more expensive but has an EQ.

I lost the windscreen, does anyone know where I can buy a replacement for this mic?

Hi! Thinking about getting this or an lct640ts (or maybe the lct 441). Primarily for acoustic guitar, but maybe vocals here and there too. Any thoughts?

What is the name of the micro you using while shooting this video?

Do you need a pop filter or is it already well protected?

When they asked Taylor Swift why she used that mic her answer was, “ I liked it because it was red”. Typical broad answer!

Got cheap Stagg with Neutrik connectors. Out of curiosity compared it to mogami, haven't noticed any difference whatsoever.

Love the early first gen snowball and plastic cup tone, so retro!

Has anyone tried this as bass cab mic? I’m a big fan of using a bright and dark mic on bass amps. Small diaphragm condenser + a “dark” mic (AKG D112, audix D6 etc). Thinkin this could be a great dark mic. I’d also be interested to hear if anyones used it a room mic for drums.

20 years is not so far,that was the begining of 2000's😅

Hello, your video was fantastic… Which of the 3 models would you recommend for professional audio: Audio-Technica BPHS1, BPHS2 or ATH-M50xSTS?

Great review. Can you please try a different USB-C cable such as Apple or an audiophile quality brand? A USB cable is highly subjective to electro magnetic field around it.

picked one up for $19.99 Clearance and pretty dang good,

9:25 kekw

Can you review the slate digital vms ml-1 mic semilator

idk what people hear in the razer seiren tbh. To me the solo cast sounds better

Aucune différence 😂, sincèrement ça vaut vraiment pas le coup ….

i know this might be a long shot, but could you give an opinion on the NT 2A vs the TLM 102. Im not entirely sure the price difference, with the shockmount, is worth it. (I am an Independent Producer and Artist with a home studio). You would help me immensely. Thanks anyway, and love your content.

I was a voice actor and studio musician in the 60s and 70s in Hollywood. I've seen dozens of URB's recorded via a single SM58 laying on the floor, no stand, 3-4 feet in front of the bass. The engineers said the ball on the 58 gave it just enough angle to put the bass in the pattern. The SM57, without the ball, was more parallel to the floor. Apparently the floor created a mic pattern problem. I've also seen 58s in trash cans, refrigerators, and elevator shafts, paired with little PigNose amps, for whatever that sonic effect was. The audio guys loved them.

Can this microphone connect to audio mixer

song cuts out in such a perfect timing XD

Most of the cons you mentioned about the M160 are easily resolved with placement. Move the mic a little further from the source (it will still sound up close due to excellent transient response) or to a location for the acoustic that’s less rich in bass. Massive proximity effect is a feature of most ribbon mics. The exceptions that lack said proximity effect are mainly modern ribbons like the AEA N22 and KU5A. That’s a benefit in close micing but a limitation if you want to use said massive bass.

it sounds good but I can hear the hissing on the USB Input mode a bit (more noticeable if you have on high vol)

Is the usb port sounds better now ? Or should I buy the MV7 OG ?

This be fine for Sennheiser 800s ?

Do you plan to do a review on the new Sony ECM-S1 "podcast" mic as well?

Excellent comparison. You are the best. Please compare the new FiFine Tank3 to the K688. Many of us are having to make this decision! Thank you.

FANTASTIC COMPARISON. Concise, comprehensive and clear. What I learned: (1) I prefer the Shure sound over the other microphones you tested. (2). I have a slight preference for SM7B over the SM7dB +18/+28. The latter sound just a tad less rich. (3). My 3rd favorite was the MV7x. (4). To MY ear, none of the other microphones were competitive with the Shures ... but I love a rich, warm, radio sound. I learned so much in this video. Thank you!

So, what other dynamic USB microphone would you recommend for vocals?

Once you get a c800g you'll sell all your other mics.

I am looking for a mic to use in my meetings during the day, however I cant find a mic (with software) that will clear out background noise (other people speaking). Teams noise cancellation doesnt seem to cut it. Am i looking for the wrong solution here?

This popped up in my feed today, I wanted to see how much it was now. It’s currently $69. Might as well spend the extra $30 and get the SM58 at that price point.

I prefer the vintage MJ SM7 Made in Mexico

Thanks for the review man. Was looking for a cheap, better mic for my recording. I will definitely choose samson q2u.

God damn this review is actually really good.

I actually found myself here because of an accident. I realized that I bought the wireless capsule version of the v7x rather than the standard V7 of my other mic. When using both capsules, I noticed that they weren’t the same. Crazy enough, I actually prefer the sound of the V7x over the V7. It has way more warmth to it. When it comes to vocal mics I actually prefer one that hasn’t been factory tuned to knock out low end frequency. That way you have every frequency to work with. If a mic doesn’t have warmth from the factory tuning, it can’t be added back the same way as if it were there to begin with; you just boost mus essentially, Better to start with a bigger canvas of clear audio signal more more frequency and cut from there rather than not have any at all to use.

If you were to choose between this and Airpods 3 for Zoom calls microphone, which would you choose?