The lightest way to podcast! the Teenage Engineering TP-7 & CM-15 Mic!

Teenage engineering TP-7 - gear4music.me/TP-7
Looking for a portable and powerful podcasting solution? Look no further than the Teenage Engineering TP-7! This astonishingly small and light gadget offers a top-tier recording solution for podcasters, vloggers, and content creators on the go.
In this video, we dive into the world of the TP-7 and explore all of its amazing features. We also watch Matt from Teenage Engineering give us an insightful demonstration of how it works.
00:00 - Introduction to TP-7 and Teenage Engineering
00:35 - Exploring TP-7 Features: Inputs and Recording Capabilities
01:08 - Just How Small is the TP-7?
01:29 - Simple Operating Procedure of TP-7
02:19 - Utilizing The Rocker Switch for Navigation
02:44 - Upgrading Sound with the CM-15 Microphone
03:10 - Sneak Peek Inside the CM-15 Microphone
03:37 - Testing Sound Quality and Clarity
04:12 - Mock Podcasting Example Using TP-7 and CM-15
04:56 - Versatile Mounting Options for the TP-7
05:24 - Discussing Battery Life and Portability
05:45 - Examining Connection Options on CM-15
06:08 - USB-C Connection Possibilities and Compatibility
06:27 - Inputs, Outputs, and Channel Configuration Discussion
07:00 - Employing Various Input Types and Headsets
07:32 - Example Use with Road Wireless Mic
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[@PeterMcKeon]

If you're looking for a small, portable, battery powered recorder, get a Zoom, if you have too much money, get this.

[@_fig.8]

astonishingly beautiful and impressive

[@dinoscheidt]

Sounds dumb, but I have a Laywer friend. Lawyers and legal people record voice all the time. A great (very expensive) gift

[@AmiliaCaraMia]

Wow you're so cool bro.

[@pan6593]

These designs (specifically - was silver before, but this includes the formfactor now) remind me of Nagra devices. And with them, it is more reminiscent of the 70‘s and 80‘s!-)

[@HB..]

Agreed!!

[@pan6593]

Might be the wrong place here, but a questions come to my -only sometimes mobile- mind: is the power input (type-c) a power bypass ? It would be horrible if a permanent connection would overcharge it constantly (and lead to long-term damage even if not much used).

[@stephendelacruzone]

💎✨👌

[@blakerupert4920]

Looks great! Looove the scrub through Too bad the transcription doesn't split speakers

[@ObscuraHailOfficial]

That's coming in an update ;)

[@blakerupert4920]

Wow that'd be wicked thanks. When it shows up, and if it works 95% of the time, imma get me one!!! @@ObscuraHailOfficial

[@valdemaar84]

I've been checking their site regularly since it was added to the TE shop and I haven't seen it in stock once yet I see content creators and reviewers use it. What's the deal? parts shortage? software issues?

[@rorz999]

Parts shortage. Saw someone from TE mention it very recently in a video about the TP-7

[@valdemaar84]

Thanks for replying. I hope they get it resolved soon@@rorz999

[@BadChizzle]

I Like all their stuff, but… man the $ is impossible for me. Still… it’s very Cool stuff for those who can afford it all!

[@fegik5922]

and all this...can be done flawlessly on any high-end smartphone and even more

[@butteo]

Wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a recording studio?

[@ObscuraHailOfficial]

define recording studio

[@butteo]

A studio where recording takes place.@@ObscuraHailOfficial

[@matt-lang]

It's definitely an expensive setup. A far cheaper alternative would be a Zoom H6 and Tula mic, but that's a bit larger and I don't think there's anything else that accomplishes exactly what the TP-7 & TE field series does at the size it is. It's not in this video but IMO the TX-6 is actually a really unique little device and is probably worth the price for certain people.

[@ObscuraHailOfficial]

@@matt-lang agree here, I moved my portable setup to TE from using the H6 and the workflow between the TX-6 and the TP-7 is extremely fluid. They've certainly turned music production into an efficient and welcomed tactile/DAWless experience with the only downside being a lack of preamps (soundprofessionals have a few batt powered stereo 3.5 jack preamps that solves this). Granted, if you own a space to setup some gear then by all means you could purchase a decent desk/interface/preamps/microphones/cables/controllers and even have enough for a workable laptop at the end, but I work with artists in their designated spaces and feel more engaged with their music this way. It's currently the most portable high quality studio setup I've seen (Critter and Guitari might be catching up though - check out their equivalents)

[@pakhyeoncheol]

I know you’re joking but for those who are curious how much this setup would cost it’s ~$2,700

[@inter-linked]

Useless

[@vonaudio5435]

for you :)