Samsung Earbud With Audio Audiobook

Can you adjust the volume with the touch sensors on the earbud?

This is something u must have a great piece of earbud.. gorgeous sounds

OpenComm2 - UC Sooo much better than having a headphone/earbud on or in the ear.

Love these! I had been researching and not finding what I wanted out of an earbud. These are perfect for me and my needs.

I wanted to set up a home recording studio for voice work and audiobook recording. I had heard that USB microphones were low quality, so I was looking at others, but then someone I trusted (with experience in audiobook production) told me the AT2020USB was absolutely THE best mic I could buy. After searching online, I found that B&H had it for $$less than anybody else!! When my mic arrived, I opened it and plugged it into my computer and VOILA! I was in business. It was so easy, and the quality is EXCELLENT. I am thrilled with the AT2020USB and recommend it to anybody who wants to get high quality without spending a bundle.

I had a problem with buzz when I recorded an audiobook in a home environment. I dropped in this plug in the default setting and it worked instantly. I bought it as soon as the demo was up.

Sometimes I download an audiobook from the library and find it is not playing in the correct sequence on my Sansa Sport Clip. I load the book to my Sony and it plays correctly.

The ability to jump backwards to the previous song, or 30 seconds in an audiobook is the one thing I was missing in previous headsets. It makes the opening move perfect for me.

I've recorded one audiobook with this mic and I love it. No need for a popfilter, it's a very forgiving mic but still gives a great full sound, I started with the AT 4033CL and this mic sounds everybit as good with out picking up dogs barking a block away. I'm half way done with my second project and I'm not going to add any post work to it, no need. The shock mount is a cheap feeling polymer plastic but its held up great and has a quick release that is usefull. It does take allot of gain to push this mic I use a FetHead with a Clarett 2pre set at 7 to get about -3db of head room in Logic pro X with a floor of around -60 to -55.

I'm a full time audiobook narrator. I have tried several mics, including a Neumann TLM 103, a TLM 102, a Sennheiser MK4, a Sennheiser 416 and a Shure SM7B. For my voice, the KSM32 beats them all. It's very warm sounding and very versatile. It's an excellent buy.