Noodleface
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Thanks, someone also mentioned some Sony mds that are pretty neutral sounding. Have to decide if I want monitors or headphones first
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I returned those Fluance speakers I was having static issues with and ordered these when they went on sale last week
Amazon product ASIN B016PATXSI
The sound quality isn't on the level of the Fluance set, but these don't have the outrageous levels of static. I assume there was something about the components Fluance used which just amplified all the line noise.
These Edifiers still sound great though, and it's hard to beat the price (125 cad)
Amazon product ASIN B016PATXSI
The sound quality isn't on the level of the Fluance set, but these don't have the outrageous levels of static. I assume there was something about the components Fluance used which just amplified all the line noise.
These Edifiers still sound great though, and it's hard to beat the price (125 cad)
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Thanks! I'll probably go for monitors first, that seems to be what everyone is saying
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Kinda, if you are good with your current headphones. For recording guitar and stuff you will want to use headphones then later when mixing stuff be on the monitors.
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Grabbed an AT2020 XLR mic so I could detach from my headphone mic. Way better sounding
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Is there such a thing as a good pair of bluetooth noise-isolating in-ear headphones at a reasonable price? When I was in college I used Etymotic ER-4's which I loved. The -30 db reduction from the silicone plugs was enough to listen to classic music on the subway and the sound quality was wonderful. However, they invariably failed in the cable. I'd like the same experience wireless, if it's a thing, since this would be for woodshop use and I don't want cables getting snagged. I'm having some trouble coming up with good options. Suggestions?
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Can you pull back the picture? So we can see the whole setup? Arm, connection etc.
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I went to a dynamic mic also. I bought the Rode Pod mic for $100 and also the Rode desk mountable mic stand from guitarcenter. I wanted the Shure s7mb mic but couldn't see myself paying $400 for one. Which audio interface are you using?
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That's what I thought. How is it overall? I was thinking to buy the solo version of it.
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I love it honestly. Make sure you get a gen3, it fixed some latency and clipping issues.
I like that I can adjust gain on the fly if I need to increase volume, and headphones have an independent volume as well. Additionally I can plug my guitar in and play VST amp sims.and sound awesome. If you're into it, it can also direct out to monitors. Money well spent.
Friend has the solo and it's basically exactly the same but one input
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Yeah in fact I need some more lip so that I can hang it a bit better, thankfully I can just move my shelves over since it's a desk I built. I'd probably buy a nicer arm if I were you though, this one is cheap.
Sound quality is very good, but I find I talk way too quiet for it, especially with the popfilter in front of it now. I need to learn to project more. I've heard my voice is very clear now from others. You can check my last couple broadcasts to get an idea of how it sounds recorded though
Sound quality is very good, but I find I talk way too quiet for it, especially with the popfilter in front of it now. I need to learn to project more. I've heard my voice is very clear now from others. You can check my last couple broadcasts to get an idea of how it sounds recorded though
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Bought my scarlett solo gen 3 and my mic now sounds awesome. The only issue I had was the mic sound was only coming from the left side of my headphones when I played back a recording. After doing some research it was a setting in OBS. I had to change the mic sound from stereo to mono and it fixed that. Other than that I'm loving it.