Turn Your XLR Mic Into A USB Mic! - SHURE MVX2U

In this video we look at the smallest Audio Interface I have ever seen, the Shure MVX2U. We have a good look at the devices and how it lets you control your XLR Microphone on your computer.
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[@MiscastJoe]

What XLR mic would you like to connect to your computer with this?

[@moogiemain7507]

I have a presonus pd70. I wonder want it would make it sound like.

[@flyc0de389]

For that split second you chose "Far" I think it sounded way better. Still watching tho

[@MiscastJoe]

I was kind of thinking the same thing as I was watching the video back. Auto settings are never anyone's friend lol

[@A_Qwynide]

Agree, I was thinking the same thing

[@videorangers3962]

Where was this stuff like 8 years ago lol . Great video sir .

[@wtotheo]

It literally already existed: Shure X2U.

[@mikeazmos]

Actually it sounds bad, can cleary hear some dynamics problems and HF filtering. Better to buy cheap true soundcard like focusrite or motu or anything :)

[@FlockofSmeagles]

That's cool, but I'd still prefer my sound card for its multiple outputs. Given that you still need to run cables. Running a single XLR back to your sound card not only eliminates having to use multiple usb and aux/jack connections depending on your devices. It's just cleaner overall. Not to mention all of the filtering. I'd rather process in post. Rather than deal with that nonsense.

[@MiscastJoe]

In fairness, it would be fewer cables for this, with only a single USB and optional headphones, whereas you'd need an XLR cable to go into the sound card, then a USB going into the computer with optional headphones (plus any additional outputs). But I do understand the preference for a more traditional soundboard with more I/O if it is needed.

[@davidsommeregger]

noise removal sounds kinda horrendous :/ also i thought for that price it could be 32 bit.

[@michaelpujol6509]

Nice Shurt

[@MiscastJoe]

Lol, I had to look back at the video to see what I was wearing. Thanks!

[@IanDeVos]

Whoa, the noise removal is bad. It's better to use RTX voice which also runs on non RTX Nvidia GPU's.

[@MiscastJoe]

that was NVidia broadcast running.

[@IanDeVos]

@@MiscastJoe whoa. It doesn't sound so bad on my own system. Weird.

[@MiscastJoe]

@@IanDeVos it may have been a product of the extra work it needed to do to remove the excess noise given how much I needed to raise the gain to get the mic to appropriate levels in my space

[@MiscastJoe]

Other times I have used it, it was fine