The Actual Raw Sound Quality of the Shure MoveMic Two | No Processing | Not an Unboxing

FULL REVIEW: • Do Not Buy the Shure M...
The Shure MoveMic Two. A $500 wireless lav mic set, which I received for free to review. This is the raw sound quality. Full review coming soon :)
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Shure MoveMic Two Kit - Pro Wireless Lavalier Microphones with Camera Receiver for DSLRs, iPhone, Android, Mac & PC, 2 Bluetooth Mini Mics, 24 Hours Charge, IPX4, Portable Clip Lavs (MV-Two-KIT-Z7)
Shure MoveMic Two - Pro Direct to Phone Wireless Lavalier Microphones for iPhone & Android, 2 Bluetooth Mini Mics, 24 Hours Charge, Quick Set Up, IPX4, Compact & Portable Clip Lavs (MV-Two-Z7)

[@MichaelNobleMusic]

Mics I'll be comparing this to are in the description :)

[@WillNewcomb]

So welcome. It has to be about audio quality.

[@MichaelNobleMusic]

Yep! With some of these new mics I find it hard to find demos that aren't prettied up in post

[@SteveEckertOTD]

Do you know the best settings when attaching both mics to phone and also to receiver, with 2 people using them? I can't seem to get the right settings when 2 of us are using them. Thank you.

[@MichaelNobleMusic]

Depends on the context; recording environment, surrounding noise, etc. And also what's 'wrong' with your settings? So I can try to give a better answer :) Generally speaking though for the receiver, start with the flat or speech preset - turn noise reduction off, turn the compressor off or light at most, make sure output level is set to mic (-24 dBV), keep the gain below +20, and try creating a subtle V-curve in the EQ; this will vary greatly depending on your own voice. For phone I found that the noise reduction works better so that opens up another option for you, but everything else is pretty much the same for my voice at least. I also found that having the mic clipped to your collar doesn't sound as good as having it just below the collar bone, if that helps too. Again your mileage will vary greatly just depending on your recording environment, vocal timbre, speaking volume, etc. That's just what sounds as close to "good" on these mics with my own voice lol I will say before diving in that the settings on this system from the app & receiver are not as drastic as you'd think - the majority of the legwork in making these sound good has to be done in post, with whatever DAW or recording app you use, like Audition or Audacity.