Audio Technica AT2005 Demo

[@FreshandAlive]

More very useful info, many thanks for making this! Thank you also for mentioning the model of condenser mic, I needed one as well.

[@Lexsheraton]

I just paid $115 CAD on amazon for the AT2005. Great video.

[@killuazoldyck9929]

Lex Sheraton i bought mine yesterday for US $68

[@JohnnyFD]

Looks great! I use the ATR-2100 for the Travel Like a Boss Podcast and am very happy with the sound. I'll check out the AT2005 as well to see which one's cheaper to get as a backup!

[@NinjaSushi2]

Man! Great video! Liked and subbed!!

[@hawkeyestiguy]

As of today, the 2005 is $79 & the 2100 is $54.50 on Amazon. What sense does that make? ☹️

[@Prawnchowmein]

Awesome video, top man your going to heaven for this video

[@blazingdan]

Both this one and the ATR2100 seem like great options. For my intentions and budget, I am planning on getting something like the Rode Procaster or Heil PR40, and then one or two of these Audio-Technicas. I don't record into the computer much, but I love that I can quickly and easily when I want to without an interface. I prefer the look of the AT2005 too, but that limited lifetime warranty is hard to ignore.

[@jimgoodinmusic]

Thanks for a good well done helpful detailed review. I'm debating btwn getting and my present MXL condenser but the thought in doing is lower the room noise.

[@conraddevera]

can you set the mic as an audio output (to the monitor) in the computer? i am looking to setup a mic and an interface, but this should work for me temporarily (while i don't have an interface yet) if i can use the usb and the built-in monitor. thanks

[@HostTribe]

The AT mics are the same, buy whatever is cheaper. Really nice comparison and video review btw.

[@michaelahr7438]

Very treble-y sound on that mic compared to the condensor. How do you compensate for that?

[@GoldenSpiralMedia]

I would recommend adjusting the EQ on the mixer. Everyone's voice is different so I always recommend adjusting the EQ for each person. The AT2005 actually has a better response on the lower end of the spectrum (50Hz on the AT 2005 vs. 100Hz on the HTDZ HT-81) but they do capture sound differently. You can also build some lows into the sound by adding a compressor to your setup and/or running the audio recording through a software based multi-band compressor in Adobe Audition or Audacity.

[@JustBeingBruce]

Aahh. Cool. It's like your old tech podcast. I love your intro. I have an irig podcast mic. I am kinda starting a podcast for my friends to practice. Interviews and all. About our past. How we met. For a laugh. Cant wait to watch Revolution in the morning. Good night.

[@NinjaSushi2]

I'm picking the AT2005 also because it looks better. I would get annoyed if I had to look at that shiney silver mic. Give me something subtle and classy looking.

[@NarutoJAger]

ABOUT A WEEK AGO :)

[@JustBeingBruce]

Are you doing advertisements now?

[@GoldenSpiralMedia]

I'm not sure what you mean, Bruce. Are you talking about a KZbin ad that was played before the video? Are you asking if the video itself is an advertisement? It's not an advertisement. I bought the mic with my own money and put together a review of it. Audio Technica did not give me the mic or pay me in any way.

[@techmundane3890]

I have a podcast on iTunes called “Deer Stand Hill” I would love to be a guest via Skype on your podcast. We could do two, one about our podcast content and the other on our gear. What do you think?