YouTube Whick mic you are using for audio recording??

[Technical Family]

The main problem with my channel is it's audio in my videos,i am not able to record good quality audio.So guys just tell me which microphone is best for audio recording and tell me the best audio editing software

 

[pinaypencilart]

I use a lapel mic and a recorder in my pocket. Works for me, but I'm often on the go and need to be mobile. If you're set up in a studio, there's many, many better options available!

 

[Jesus Glez]

The main problem with my channel is it's audio in my videos,i am not able to record good quality audio.So guys just tell me which microphone is best for audio recording and tell me the best audio editing software

I used the snowball of blue, it's cheap mic but its quality is awsome to his price.

 

[RatbagGaming2]

blue snowball man i bought mine for $50 few years back cant fault it! just check out all of my videos to see if its good enough quality for you!...

or you could try using audacity effects... they can change the quality of the audio even with a crappy mic! just watch some yt vids on audacity settings

 

[Kelly]

I use the Yeti Stereo Mic and I absolutely love it.

 

[colormejones]

Blue Snowball, if you play around with the settings a bit and edit the initial recording on Audacity, you can make the quality great and crisp. Obviously not as good as the Yeti or similarly priced mics, but for a relatively budget mic you can make it really good.

 

[GLP Matty]

If it's just yourself commentating you might as well save some money and get the blue snowball but for more complicated stuff, setting up a full studio say for a green screen or live, in person interviews and podcasts or anything a bit more complicated. Dish out for the yeti, so much better in that regard.

 

[Diversified Unison]

If you have a good microphone and a good interface that's all you need. Currently I'm using Audio Technica AT2035 mic and Scartlett 2.2i interface. As for sound quality it's really good and balanced. If you have good equipments you won't be needing expensive software unless you are doing music stuffs. Hope that's helpful. Cheers!

 

[EmperorFun]

Blue Snowball and Reaplugs set up nicely gives you good quality for an ok price

 

[StringStorm]

For commercial voice acting: CAD E100S
For online commission voice acting: MPM 2000
For the general purpose voice over: CAD GXL2400USB

I would advise AGAINST getting any of the Blue Mics since you can get the CAD GXL2400 USB for a mere $30, which is cheaper than the Yeti and the Snowball, and still have great sound quality. It being a large diaphragm microphone pretty much beats the Blue mics by a ton.

If you want to have a great sounding setup that's cheaper than the Yeti, then get an MXL770 and a Behringer U-phoria UM2. This set up is already enough to get you into commercial voice acting.

But, again, if you're just doing video voice over, then skip the Blue mics, get a CAD GXL2400 USB. If they're not your thing, always remember this rule of thumb: Never EVER buy a USB mic that's above $70.

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Links to where to get the ones I suggested are below:

CAD GXL2400USB
https://www.amazon.com/CAD-GXL2400-...id=1505004738&sr=8-2&keywords=cad+gxl2400-usb

MXL 770
https://www.amazon.com/MXL-770-Card...e=UTF8&qid=1510121243&sr=1-2&keywords=mxl+770

Behringer Uphoria UM2
https://www.amazon.com/Behringer-UM...121257&sr=8-1&keywords=Behringer+U-phoria+UM2

 

[Rhan]

The blue Snowball mic is pretty nice, and affordable!