I use speakers for the sound. If I use this mic, will the sound of the speakers be picked up by the mic? I use 2 small sony speakers, not very powerful but they are close to the mic (40 cm)

I use speakers for the sound. If I use this mic, will the sound of the speakers be picked up by the mic? I use 2 small sony speakers, not very powerful but they are close to the mic (40 cm)

This helped a lot thanks 😊

The MV6 is a great mic. But the "i guess USB mics dont have to suck" is a strange title. USB Microphones don't suck if you buy the right ones. Beacn Mic, Rode XDM-100, Podmic USB, even something as cheap as the Fifine AM8 are all fantastic microphones and theres plenty more out there.

Great review, was so confused when I got it in the mail. Thanks for the detailed video of features.

What camera do you use for this talking head portion?

Michael Jackson made a duet with Elton John called "Don't Let Your Son Go Down On Me"...

Thanks for the video! Amazing job! I purchased mv7 plus about 2 weeks ago, And I am more than pleased with this quality. I am working as a boxing commentator for DAZN from home and needed the best option via usb possible, and it worked out perfectly.

1 and 2 , the other ones sounds with an eco

All five sound the same

Hi, does anyone know if you can change loops while playing another loop?? Seems to be mentioned nowhere with these small loopers...

What camera did you use to film the talking portion in the beginning? It looks so crispy

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Wut? How much did they pay you to be "impressed"? This is not a good mic for content creators.

Great review, man! I've been thinking whether I should refresh my SM7B and replace it with the MV7+. Not that I have issues with it, but I've gotten so used to its sound it's starting to sound "stale" 😁

What can you suggest as p/p interface device ?

4 scratched my brain in the perfect spot

Bear in mind that it is diversity, not full-diversity. Full diversity means two tuners, which is understandable for the price. Wisycom and Lectrosonics are full diversity (at a hefty price tag of course)

It does one thing and it does it very well. I have a the same and it is absolutely great for the price. Cannot understand why it does not get more recognition.

Which mic performed the best?

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i like this product, but i hate it because it so hard to buy this in my country, they need to think about distributing this to more country

Sound almost the same but love 4 for the look lol.

Option 5 DJi

There is contradiction with what you said Im genuinely curious cause I have never heard anyone separate the two. If gain can increase the polarity of a mic that is also making it more sensitive. Everywhere I look it says that gain is a sensitivity level. You can increase it by gaining up. If mic is hotter than another and you can gain it up to match you literally just increased the sensitivity of one to match the other. Or Am I missing something? I think what you're referring to is the difference in how much gain something needs to produce sound. And the problem with that being considered the only term for sensitivity is it can be increased by gain. I think that's why we typically say this mice runs hot. Meaning it doesn't need much gain. But it's hard to separate the two because gain literally changes sensitivity. If you gain up it's more prone to pick up noise. I think the problem is we shouldn't be using sensitivity as the term for how hot a mic runs. For the lack of increased gain it needs. It just you undo the fact that you match sensitivity with gain and then say there different. I don't know it still doesn't make sense with all the information to separate them. If we want to nitty gritty gain is a sensitivity level. Other wise you wouldn't be able to match mic sensitivity?

I bought this going to try it today sounds better then my blue yeti

Sm 58 shoul be S tier, damn thing is a tank with great audio quality for 99 bucks

How is it compare to razer seiren mini v3

"Hello, can it be used with Bluetooth headphones at the same time?"

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I bought an elgato wave 3 but did not open it yet. Your conclusion makes me think twice, now I'm confused if I try first the elgato or send it back and go for the shure straight ahead.

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Thank you.

Should you use Optimize or Normalize if it's VO with music in the background?

very nice and hinest preview

I actually like number 2

This isn’t just for podcasting it’s almost for gaming too right?

So do you use a separate camera while you recording so you don’t have to put it in software and sync the two?

only talking and not a footage of Sony ZV-1 as webcam congrats

Gain does affect background noise. With a low gain, a lot of high and some other frequencies background noise doesnt recorded. We just need to find the sweetspot for the amp and the recording environment. Try it yourself.

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I like the sound of the Boya but not right up close. That proximity effect is super strong. When your mouth is practically on the Boya it sounds muddy as hell. When you back off a little, it sounds great. The thing is that the AT2020 sounds much better right out the box than the 2040 (not to mention the fact that it's a condenser mic). No contest.....at all. Might have to look into the Boya. Gonna check your review on that. The AT2040 might not be great for podcasting but its shrillness and lack of low end might be of use maybe to a Metal screamer vocalist or something (but there's the SM7B and SM7dB, both dynamics that sound great on Metal vocals). Idk, just pulling things outta my bum here lol. It would be interesting to find out if it sounds good for anything else.

bro what is the thing that’s supporting the microphone called? like the big tripod i mean

Can i use my iPad pro 2015 iOS 16 to download forScore..!! Thanks..💐

Can these be used for laptops?

Randy -- great review. I suspect that the myth of condensers picking up more ambience than dynamics comes from the general differences in high frequency response, polar pattern tightness, and polar pattern consistency. My experience is that the most notable room ambience in less treated rooms is high frequency. That means it will be more noticeable in a mic that has stronger upper frequencies. Also in my experience is that many common condensers don't have as tight a polar pattern as most common dynamics. A part of that polar pattern experience is that many condensers don't have a consistent pattern for the frequency range of the mic. The polar pattern may be really nice at say 1kHz or 2kHz and then start approaching sub-cardioid or omni as one goes up or down in frequency from the frequencies with the nice patterns. Perhaps the designs result in that behavior from intended use. Most condenser mics are intended for studio or treated room use and not live use where tight and frequency consistent polar patterns matter a great deal for gain before feedback. Most dynamics are designed for a use in broadcast studios and live use in addition to any recording studio use. All that said, the bottom line is that tightness of pattern and its consistency across the mics frequency range are the controlling factors affecting how much a given mic is sensitive to room ambience. As a note here, there are condenser mics with tight and highly frequency consistent polar patterns. The Earthworks SR117, AKG C636, and DPA 2028 condenser mics immediately come to mind. I've used these in live use in very live rooms just like I'd use any dynamic and their tight patterns and frequency consistent patterns are what make them extremely well behaved in live use.

I bought this due to the dual option (was $49, I think via black Friday?) ... what I use it for is to use XLR for video lectures captured on my MBP/M2max and have the USB going to iMac (intel) for zoom/general mic use. I agree that the USB is more 'noisy' and less clean. I use a Rode audio-interface. The downside is that I found the touch sensitivity for selecting volume/ring RGB was not very responsive. An interesting observation is that USB and XLR can have DIFFERENT volumes. Good review, thank you!

You can fool people with simple EQ on a sm58 to rival $3k microphones. People will work for years to afford a mic, and spend zero time on technique, performance, or vocal training. Its hilarious.

"Would I recommend it? I don't know, it's up to you" so its our(the viewers') choice, whether or not you would recommend this mic? You could have made it much simpler and said "Would you guys recommend this mic?" But then maybe your response would be "I know, its up to me" lol

Thanks for the great review! Does this mic have a physical off switch? I've tried a bunch of other gaming microphones in the past and since they couldn't be turned off, their RGB lights would always be on even if I put my computer to sleep. Since my PC is in my bedroom this is really annoying because the light will be on when I'm sleeping, so I had to return all those other mics.