I wonder how many microphones do you have😅?

Please do the TLM 107 !!

I think it’s amazing

when stereo mode ，the pan direction is wrong？ left and right invert problem？

The KSM32 is really really smooth, and amazingly close to the Neumann TLM103. WOW!

What would you prefer? Beyerdynamic m70 pro x or rode podmic

its designed for selling the kit interface headphone and mike to thoes who want a kit . kind of a los leader to fatin the perseption ov value

What’s your top 3 favorite microphones you own?

From what i've been told auto level is the default when using usb. When switching to manual the sound quality is way better. Could this be the issue people are having with the usb vs xlr?

The KM184 is an unsung hero in the small diaphragm condenser (SDC) category. I recorded spoken word with one at a studio in Hollywood and it rivals many LDCs in clarity and balance. Many people consider the Sennheiser 416 as coin of the realm for voiceover, and you will find it ubiquitously recommended (and even required, ignorantly) by many. And that's fine, I won't try to swim upstream on that, BUT...the 416 works poorly if you are in a small room: it reveals the room and gets boomy with resonance in a hurry. The 416 is NOT a one-size-fits-all voiceover mic, no matter what Ernie Anderson says. I respect the 416, I own one, I use it for its intended purpose: location film dialogue. If I were selecting an SDC in a home-sized voiceover booth, before I would buy a 416, I would buy a Neumann KM184. A shorter reach is just fine for the application, and its full-range is a great fit for any voice that the 416 "likes."

I had one of these for about an hour. What an abomination at any price. Easily overloaded, totally brittle sound. Kudos to B for getting out of it what he did but no, no, a thousand times no would I not recommend this ever.

At Rocky Mountain Recorders, I did a blind voiceover shootout between the UMT-70S (Corey Burton's favorite replacement for the U87), the M-Audio Sputnik (because they had just bought it), and the Lawson L47 MP MkII. The phrase "night and day" is not out of place. The Lawson L47 (tube) was so far and above both others (with the Sputnik making a surprisingly decent showing) that it was incontestable; both on the big control room monitors, and in cans. The sound of the L47 was, in the words of Homer Price, "ever-so-much-more-so" in every way. Deeper, clearer bass, more balanced mids, and accurate smooth highs that were free of hype. I chose the L47 for my home studio because it had all the round vintage fullness of the original U47 (which I have had in my own studio as well) with the additional precise articulation of the Sennheiser 416, which, mistakenly, is the coin of the realm in so many voiceover studios. A story I will leave for telling in the future.

Point of clarification on the iD14. The Big Knob controls, but does not gang, the speaker (main) output and the headphones. When you push the speaker button, the big knob controls the volume of that output. Then it stays at that volume for that output; when you push the headphone button, and set the level for your cans, that level stays where you put it. So yes there is only one knob, but it does different jobs depending on what you depress. (With the middle function being assignable in the software...which I really do not like. There is a pervasive problem w Protools not talking to the iD14, for no discernible reason, that is remedied by trashing the STATE file and rebooting. Painful.)

when I record bands this is the one I use for the live vocals most of the time. It's my go to dynamic mic. I also typically use a stereo pair of 545SD's on guitar cabs!

It's the bright, sparkly Shure dynamic basically. It's my choice for higher pitched male singing who like to sit on top of the mic (but with a pop filter and a de-esser - possibly start to turn if off axis maybe as well.)

I'm using Fifine K688 right now What is the microphone that I should get next for 200$-300$ (I make videos and podcast on KZbin I'm not gonna use it for music stuff)

3 and 6.

Brother, do you happen to know if the neewer nw-700 needs something external? because when I connect it to my pc the microphone hardly picks up any sound.

you didn't compare with the Sennheiser MD441 😢

Best review in our galaxy!!! And very nice singing with guitar! You are cool!

Why did you stop reading the specs because now I have to go into the website and look it up myself

It's incredible what Behringer has been doing to empower musicians, producers and engineers on a budget.

How does it compare to the Audio Technica at2035 ?

the bit where you threw the box across the room did it for me. the Toner definitely brings reality to the term "boom mic". not unpleasant to listen to for short periods but that bass would drive me mad after a while, if it hasn't already by the end of this video.

You may not be a fan of that mic on the acoustic, but I was listening to it thinking that it sounded great! I felt like it was fine for the electric. Very interesting how we all interpret these things so very differently. Another great and informative video. Thanks!

Could you do a HyperX Quad cast S or the JBL party box digital wireless microphone next?

I like how in-depth your reviews are on microphones. You have covered many brands except for DPA. Would you please review the DPA 2028 someday?

Looks classy/vintage with the chrome on chrome.

so how do you get a mic that doesnt pickup too much keyboard to place between monitor and keyboard?

I think this will be my final choice, thanks

Thank you for such informative video, you have covered all possible aspects. Fantastic video, Thank you once again.

I actually prefer the XM5800 and use a couple myself, super cheap and perfectly good enough for a high quality vocal sound through an amp for open mic stuff. Yes the more expensive mic's have a touch more detail in the audio, but the difference really isn't justified in the huge price increase, unless money isn't an issue and you're recording in a studio, and want the absolute best possible mic's, and in those cases surely you would spend £1000's on a mic not £100's ?

I love overlaying these videos.

Thank you! 🙏 I appreciate it, my razer seiren x mic kept clipping and you helped me fix it! Used step 1.2 for anyone looking to fix this and it worked!

Thanks for the video, the good energy

I'm a bass/baritone. The sd565 has more in the midrange. I compared it to the SM58 with the same EQ and the SM58 has more low end. It's weird that it cuts more in the mix compared to the SM58 altough it's older 🤔

On sale for $60 now on Amazon.

What to do for a usb microphone

MV7 vs MV7x vs MV7+

Think I'm going to pick up a pair of these now that they're $45/pair at Sweetwater. They probably won't replace my Rode NT5 matched pair, but there have been a few situations I really could have used an extra pair of SDCs.

ive got this issue with dewitt connect 6 and I see that you already reviewed it , any way to fix it ?

Very helpful, thanks

The preamp and amp make a bigger difference than any mic. No mic sounds the same through different audio devices

How does the WA-14 hold up against these?

Have a hard time saying which one I like and feel like either one can be eq’d to whatever is needed. So… the XLII has a nicer colour!? 😅

nah can i buy that song Bandrew ?????? 👌👌😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

2:41 curious about 0 latency feature. When setting up a karaoke machine, I always have a problem of latency. The sound to tv doesn't match to the vedio. Will this device solve that problem? Thank you

sounds the same as the shure 565sd except it costs like 1000 dollars more.

Can i use for my rap or singing vocals recording my room is untreated noise echo around environment.

7:10 absolutely no difference when playing this on my Google Pixel phone speaker, also absolutely no difference on my LG TV speakers. And I notice I'm getting lazier and lazier when it comes to digging out my laptop, interface and Audio Technica M50X headphones for these comparison videos 😂😂