Noise cancellation mic When recording your YouTube videos, one of the most important elements to consider is Noise cancellation mic. Whether you are creating an educational video series or promoting your music, having the right mic can make the difference between a successful YouTube channel and an abandoned one. This guide will help you determine which noise cancellation mic will work best for your videos and give you some tips on how to use it in the most effective way possible.
6 main features of a good mic
The five main features to look for in a microphone are power, sensitivity, impedance, frequency response and polar pattern. Power refers to how much voltage is needed to get an acceptable signal. Sensitivity is how well you can adjust your volume output by adjusting input gain with most condenser microphones. Impedance is a measurement of resistance that states how much current flow there will be from an output device (your computer). The higher it is, typically the more potential audio quality you’ll get out of it at lower recording levels and vice versa. Frequency response refers to how much lower or higher in hertz something goes compared to its ideal range. Polar pattern is where sound will be picked up best based on its directionality – omnidirectional or bi-directional.
Audio Technica ATR3350iS USB Condenser Mic Review
One of our favorites among newbies is Audio Technica ATR3350iS USB Condenser Mic. For an outstanding price, you can get a well-rounded mic that makes voice recording in noisy environments like cafes and conference rooms much easier. It provides quite a punch, but only through headphones, which might be a downside for some users. The build quality is solid but not luxurious, so it feels like a durable device at first sight. It comes with additional tools such as two microphone stands and two carry bags so you can travel with it easily and start your channel right away.
Rode NT1-A Review
The Rode NT1-A is a large diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone with a built-in pop filter. The NT1-A was designed by Rode in cooperation with Steve Albini. It’s optimized for recording studio quality sound. The polar pattern of its capsule has been specially shaped to reduce low frequency resonances and distortion, while maintaining high sound pressure level capability at both ends of its frequency response range. Its very sensitive, allowing it to capture sounds up to 155dB. It also has a large diaphragm made from proprietary alloy and mounted on an oxygen free copper/pure aluminum voice coil, which delivers amazing transient response, especially when used close to loud instruments like kick drums or snare drums.
Apogee MiC 96k Review
If you’re just getting started with video recording, you may want to find a solid portable audio solution first. Apogee is an excellent place to start as they have a solid reputation and provide both software and hardware solutions. For hardware, their Apogee MiC 96k is at great solution with beautiful audio quality. The MiC 96k only works on iPad, however Apple has already announced an adapter that will allow it to work on Mac (and Android) devices too. This means that in addition to iOS devices like iPhone and iPad, there will soon be even more opportunities to use your MiC 96k!
Blue Yeti Review
Blue is one of a few brands in the market that provides quality USB-connected microphones that provide good sound quality. Blue Yeti and Blue Snowball are two examples. They are pretty affordable, especially if you don’t want to spend $200+ on an even more professional brand like Sennheiser. You can purchase Blue Yeti with 3 condenser capsules so you can choose different polar patterns (wide/cardioid/omni). To top it off, it also features a tri-capsule array with three individual microphone capsules—one in front and two at either side. On top of that, it has a 2 full spectrum, making it great for singing or voiceover purposes.
Samson C01U Pro Review
The Samson C01U Pro is a versatile and affordable USB microphone that has quickly become a favorite of YouTubers and podcasters alike. The sound quality is great, making it easy to pick up vocals and get clear, crisp audio. It also comes with various options for frequency response and pattern selection, so you can use it to record instruments, music or even podcasts. The one-touch mute function makes it easy to communicate in real time when you’re recording voiceovers. With its simple yet effective design, versatility and high-quality audio output, it’s not hard to see why so many people are choosing it as their go-to mic for YouTube videos.
MXL 990 Review
For someone just starting out on YouTube, or even a veteran with a smaller channel, what’s most important is that they look professional. One of our favorite picks is a little microphone by MXL called 990 that has great sound quality, sounds pretty much professional right out of the box and takes up minimal space as well. The best part is it doesn’t cost too much either, making it a budget-friendly option for anyone looking to sound good on camera but not break their bank. This microphone has an awesome shock mount and will keep things clear and free from feedback in almost any situation too. For someone just starting out on YouTube, or even a veteran with a smaller channel, what’s most important is that they look professional.
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