Kaotica Eyeball vs Aston Halo

[@Funkybassuk]

Surprised at how clean the Aston sounds! Gets my vote!

[@Viper-dz2kw]

The Aston sounds amazing Jesus

[@MomentousArts]

All it did was hype up a different frequency. It's a pretty shitty result.

[@ericignatia]

Good comparison, the differences are clearly audible...

[@EricRabb]

I like the Aston, still to this day.

[@MomentousArts]

Then I don't think you've heard a flat recording in your life.

[@orangemaniabrother2232]

I'm surprised how well the eyeball did, the Halo didn't do a lot in some of them. Especially the 2nd scene, it sounded worse than without one at all, i don't know how that's possible lol

[@n3r0n3]

in terms of reflections it makes close to no difference on a cardioid polar pattern as the problem is shielding the front of the mic, not the back which is already dead - just look at the diagram guys! Save the money and threat your room instead - in particular ceiling, floor and walls behind YOU, not behind the mic. That filter might still be helpful to shield the mic from the fuzz of a noisy computer or air conditioner on its sides or back.. maybe if u are forced to place your mic against a reflective wall... agin look at the diagram the cardioid pattern can still pick sounds at the back the mic if the are still loud in very close proximity.. a few centimeters away... but I mean those are extreme cases. 99% of the times it's a waste of money.

[@lukevmh]

room treatment is stupid. $100 booth and blanket sounds better.

[@n3r0n3]

@@lukevmh yep getting into the shower booth covered with blankets helps more than putting your phone in a spongy box of course but the entire point of this is being able to place the singer relatively far from the mic while limiting reflections. If you sing 5 cm away very likely ur problem is proximity effect, not reflections. Now a large comfortable shower does not necessarily come cheaper than treating a room ;) Nowadays tho we are free of recording anywhere a laptop can fit - I know people that sing metal in their cars in order not to scare the neighbourhood. I believe this entire thing is more of a gimmick than anything else unless u are putting together a serious production in which case u have a budget to book a professional studio.

[@orangemaniabrother2232]

A problem with this test is he only leaves a space in his talking after the Halo, so you can hear the reverb that's left but you can't tell with the others because he's talking over it

[@thomasvopstal]

I already sound like a 1985 robot with the space i’m leaving😂 what else do you want me to do?! Haha

[@danieltarlizos1858]

@@thomasvopstal leave some unnatural spaces in your sentences so we can hear the ambiance with each option duhhh 🤭

[@yvngkap]

Bro tell me what mic stand you have imma cop it

[@aaronho4242]

Looks like a K&M standard stage mic stand

[@jeffreyandyflu]

I have the aston and i love it!!!

[@HarmonicaTool]

And you are lowering your voice at the end of the sentence,when there is the halo...

[@deltahomicide9300]

he made it hard to judge with what he did there and also saying only 2 - 3 words before switching

[@samutunderligeti]

Yooo are you in Q factory? I go to school there lets link up

[@jackedkerouac4414]

Aston Halo sounds best but only a 2 / 3

[@Mr_Kri]

Oh this is a fun video :) So with my very scientific earbuds on a train I'd say: Room 1: Filter 2 Room 2: Filter 2 Room 3: Filter 3 Room 4: Filter 3 👊 Cool video

[@MariJu1ce]

Well, all of them sound worse with it on

[@4KDr0]

Importance of treating a room so you don’t have to use that🤷🏾‍♂️ Keep in mind, all of these products were created because people can’t afford to put treatment up in their room

[@ChrisBurke187]

The middle one the eyeball sound tooo clear

[@jazzzfer]

Halo

[@Seekdnb]

Aston Halo

[@bigbear2287]

Aston all the way

[@tragikbeatz1616]

Aston is more bright and warm