Post number #49638, ID: 5ef5f7
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I want to put one on my crimbus list but I don't know shit. What should I look for in a mic, and also do you gurls have any suggestions?
Post number #49670, ID: 2d583a
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Well I'm learning too but you'd need the mic and an audio interface if you go with an xlr mic. I think the Focusrite Scarlett solo studio is a decent mic a good audio interface and an ok headset for $169 usd right now
Post number #50149, ID: 24f4f4
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Thinking about a blue snowball, is that a good one to start with?
Post number #50150, ID: 24f4f4
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OP here, btw, IDs are a fuck around me apparently
Post number #50220, ID: 3490f2
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>>50149 Seems like a good pick OP. If you don't wanna break the bank it's a good option. XLR mics are more for professionals who really need that extra fidelity and range available to them (for music etc). USB is the way to go if you don't plan on using it more than for streaming a little and using it for voice chat.
Post number #50705, ID: 374c8a
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>>50220 Yeh, that's p much all I'd use it for, maybe try my hand (or throat) at a lil bit of voice acting or smth
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| I want to put one on my crimbus list but I don't know shit. What should I look for in a mic, and also do you gurls have any suggestions?