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microphone for tutorial recordings
does anyone have any suggestions for a good microphone when recording tutorials? i've tried the Blue Yeti which works pretty well, however, it captures too much of my key presses and mouse clicks. i have a fairly cheap dynex usb headset w/ mic but i haven't been terribly pleased with the audio quality. I'm using camtasia… -
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I have a plantronics gamecom 780 works well for my tutorials -
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i'm sure the blue yeti I had would have worked great, however, trying to do tutorials with a large mic mounted right next to my face would have been difficult. i would have had to get an arm and pop filter to mount it to the desk. my logitech g930's worked ok, but the mic quality isn't the greatest. I just used a… -
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A blue yeti would probably work well. I personally have a Blue Bluebird and it's fantastic, though I needed to get an interface to use it at all. I currently just have the Blue Icicle interface for now until I can get a nicer one. Still has fantastic quality though. -
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Im currently in the very same process hehe. Well im also looking to improve my mic quality, i use the Ps3EyeToy....well beacuse im poor. I have been looking at theese two. http://www.shure.com/americas/products/microphones/classic/55sh-series-ii-iconic-unidyne-vocal-microphone… -
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Any condenser microphone should do the job, preferable one with a cardioid polar pattern, its all in the mic placement and pop filter. If you speak with enough confidence and clarity, background noise will drown out and not be noticeable. -
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If you already have a nice mic, you can try to just isolate the mic from the keyboard noise, something like this might work well enough http://blog.usedavesvoice.com/2011/08/20/diy-mic-gobo-shield-mudguard-for-10-bucks-at-walmart/ -
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I have an Audio Technica AT-2020 and it is really nice but wont solve your problems. The thing pick up the humming from my refrigerator. I am going to need to try one of those mic mud guards. -
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I am looking at one of these for my next purchase. I am currently using my iphone to record audio... lame. http://bluemic.com/ -
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i think I need a decent headset mic, something hands free and close to my mouth. I plan on talking while I'm working instead of doing the voice over after recording my work, therefore i need something that is completely hands free and won't pick up noise from my keyboard. i was thinking of just getting the logitech g930…
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