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Sergey ZSA2015-08-10 10:26:50
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Sergey ZSA, 2015-08-10 10:26:50

Lessons need to be recorded. What microphone should I choose for this?

In general, you need headphones with a microphone or the microphone itself. What to choose? With a conventional headset, a plug-in sound is obtained from a barrel. Tried to write from 2 different computers. I saw that there are USB sound cards. Are they worth spending money on?

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TyzhSysAdmin, 2015-08-10
@POS_troi

You need a stereo microphone if you want to get high-quality sound, then prices start at $50 and the upper bar is not limited.
You can ask https://twitter.com/iPrizrak on Twitter , this is the host of the AppleInsider podcast, at one time I was tormented by the choice, I think I will recommend it.
Asked the ghost "zoom h4n" uses as a microphone. I remember it by sight, but I couldn't google it :)

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Rikcon, 2015-08-10
@Rikcon

www.bluemic.com/yeti
Many people have this one, they say it's good.

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Anton, 2015-08-10
@SPAHI4

I'll leave my question here, did anyone use Steelseries siberia v2 for similar purposes?

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DrLabRus, 2015-08-12
@DrLabRus

Depends on the seriousness of intentions and budget.
As a classic, I recommend that you familiarize yourself with
geektimes.ru/post/30188
geektimes.ru/post/30253
geektimes.ru/post/30486
and TiPZ podcasts (Theory and Practice of Sound Recording) in general.
Ahem, the sound is expensive, the more good. Even in expensive headsets, microphones are so-so. The USB microphone is the easiest to use - plug in and talk. Well, almost ;)
As a budget and retail option, you can watch a webcam, something from Logitech for example.
About the Yeti recommended above and other Blue products - due to the non-standard shape, it can be difficult to mount on all sorts of racks / shockmounts.

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