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Here's a short and general guide to mics:
-USB mics: ok for general use like video conferencing over Zoom/Discord, not ideal for recording VOs or vocals since they inherently have static and usually have harsh S sounds
-USB mics: ok for general use like video conferencing over Zoom/Discord, not ideal for recording VOs or vocals since they inherently have static and usually have harsh S sounds
-XLR mics: gives you much better quality, has that clear,
"broadcast" sound. For most people, get dynamic mics since they don't pick up a lot of background noise/reverb.
Downside is they're much more expensive since they require an audio interface
"broadcast" sound. For most people, get dynamic mics since they don't pick up a lot of background noise/reverb.
Downside is they're much more expensive since they require an audio interface
"BUT I WANT A CONDENSER MIC"
You can totally get one and possibly make it work but they're much more sensitive and pick up a lot more of the room you're in. That's why you see them in studios since that's a more controlled environment
You can totally get one and possibly make it work but they're much more sensitive and pick up a lot more of the room you're in. That's why you see them in studios since that's a more controlled environment
ayun lang. Balik na ko sa pag-eedit ng mga milyonaryong mga puti talking about how rich they are
