M Audio Producer Usb Condenser Microphone

I am an audio and video producer. I recently bought the Sennheiser MKE 600 microphone with professional windsock, mount and pole. I also purchased the 10 and 2 ft cords. I do audio with a Roland digital recorder and found the audio to be very crisp and clean. In recording on the boom at full extension over a choir with piano, guitar and trumpet, I found that the direction of the mike was very important as it does not blend sounds when give the chance to separate them. What you point at is what you get. The minister, about 100 feet away, was easily understandable with the shotgun as well. There was in house amplification of him but this mike bore down on the actual sound he was putting out and came through loud and clear. You've got to ante up for this unit but it sounds quite good so far.

First off... I'm a big fan of audio technica products... My first mic condenser was an at2020 xlr which I love when it comes to quality and price. Then when I've tried this usb at2020 I'm sure that this mic will perform great like the xlr type. Actually when you look at them closely the usb is kinda smoother looking than the xlr (aesthetically)... It has a nice blue light to tell that it's on... It picks up nicely like every mic condenser but in the usb range at2020 wins when it comes to clarity, durability, looks etc. The cons on this mic it has no multi pattern... Only cardioid but still deserves a 5 stars...

I'm using this microphone to record my voice for audio lectures. I'm doing the recording at my desk in my office, which is why I selected a dynamic mic rather than a condenser (to reject ambient noises). The recordings sound great and very clear. I think it reproduces my voice very accurately, or at least it does so better than some less expensive lavalier condenser mics I've used in the past.For those looking to do something similar, I'm using the Zoom H5 as an audio interface running directly into my computer on USB bus power (no batteries or SD card needed). The H5 preamps are strong enough for this mic, even though it's dynamic. The results sound very good to my ear. I am very happy with this mic.

I bought this for a 2 channel audio interface, condenser microphone, mount and pop filter that I use for podcasting and teaching remotely via Zoom. This was the perfect case for my needs. It's affordable, has plenty of room and provides superior protection for my equipment. I feel much better carrying this than trying to cram everything in my backpack and worrying about it.

The Cardioid Condenser Lavalier Microphone from Audio-Technica has allowed the Patriot League to produce high-quality video features with crisp, clear interviews. The microphone does a great job at singling in on the interviewee so that any background noise will not interfere, even in loud arenas or outdoor venues. It is easy to use and effortless to set up. We will use it with all of our web streaming programming, including feature interviews and periodical online shows.

I'm a voice over actor and was previously using a usb condenser microphone for at home recording. I don't have the best sound proofing so decided to pick up a Dynamic mic and the Shure SM7B was the most recommended. It's been great as I don't have to fix as much in post with room tone and sounds coming from other rooms

I use this mic stand with the Yeti THX-Certified USB Condenser Microphone, and even though the mic is quite heavy, the mic stand is still stable and secure. It's also easy to adjust. Setting it up and taking it down are fairly simple as well. From my experience, for people from 5'1 to 5'10, it worked fine, and when we were playing instruments, it was easily adjustable to a lower height.

I love this new condenser microphone. The USB is so easy to set up and install and it's easy to use too. The quality is excellent. I get no complaints from my clients. Perfect for a simple home studio for any VO artist, podcaster or musician.

connecting the condenser microphone, quite functional

good basic Large Capsule Condenser Microphone.