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The SM7db for sure. If you wanted to save a few bucks and didn’t want to mess with an XLR interface - the Shure MV7+ and MV6 are also great gaming options. We did reviews on this channel as well. Does that help you?

Thanks Doug!

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Thanks for watching and taking the time to bring your thoughts! In many cases - it's hard to argue that different mics are better for a lot of folks - but the SM58 by far is the most widely used in a lot of stages and broadcast situations so we felt like this would help the most people. Thanks again for watching!

It is a standard XLR (microphone) cable that inputs into the interface. Since it is a dual input, you can plug in a 1/4" cable into it as well. As for the line-in input (for tablets, phones, etc) it is a 1/8" input. Does that help you?

@Dealcasters thanks I think I know what you mean, I have a rode podcaster with a 3.5mm xlr cable so should work fine thanks for the help!

@@nervouscabbage actually - the rode podcaster is a usb mic - and will not work with this interface. USB mics like the Rode Podcaster are made to plug directly into computers. The mic input for interfaces like this are for XLR mics (not USB mics) with traditional mic cables.

@Dealcasters I have the xlr style one I may have got the name wrong it's just arrived thanks for all this info it's super handy!

Yes, select this interface as your input source in your sound settings of your computer.

Yes, you can adjust the volume of what you hear from your computer via the monitor of the mixer - and can also switch the output to different sources in your computer settings. Does this help you?

excellent choice! Let us know how it goes for you!

All depends on your particular setup. If you have an XLR microphone and you want to use it with a computer - you'll need an interface like the Scarlett or this Shure MVX2U. A Cloudlifter can be added to that chain in either case (If your mic is dynamic, tube or ribbon). Does that help?

Great! That's the sound of clean gain offsetting the gain needed from the interface preamps. Glad this helped you - and please keep us posted how it goes!

It does - and sounds great with it!

It was a blast!

Because the gain increase would distort the output. You have to bring the mixer/interface preamp gain down to attenuate the difference so it won’t distort and clip. Does that help you?

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@@louology6754 approximately 5 feet long. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! We have a bunch of comparisons with Cloudlifters on the channel. Impossible to do that in under 1 minute! Thanks again!

100% yes. We use Cloudlifters on virtually every one of our dynamic mics, even if they aren't necessarily "gain hungry" like the SM7B is. We've done other videos here on the channel using the CL-1 and CL-X with other mics. Cloud also makes a CL-2 where you can plug in up to 2 mics locally and get the clean gain for both. Does that help you?

Absolutely. Paired with the Motiv Mix software, you can also add different reverbs if you’d like. Since it’s dynamic it does a good job of removing noise in a room as well. Does that help you?

@@Dealcasters yes thanks. Just received Microphone. I can hear a difference. Still working on the motiv mix ( had to get a USB C - A adapter Will be trying shortly

Great! Please let us know how it goes!

@@dlsdelessemusic excellent! Please let us know if you have any questions and keep us posted! Glad we could help you!

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment here. We love PodMatch! Outstanding!

@@Dealcasters Thanks so much!!!

Thanks for watching! Yes - there are some smaller ones available on Amazon!

Probably not the best look for some on video, but for vocal sound treatment I was surprised at how much better it made the Yeti sound. Thanks for watching!

@@gauravmalvai6534 my iPad M4 is a Nano and I am using it with it. I guess they don’t want to advertise that it is usable with the Nano because they are concerned about compatibility, but I have had no problems.

@@Dealcasters thank you so much for replying. Appreciate your help.

@@gauravmalvai6534 so glad it helped you!

We haven’t done it, but you *should* be able to do this by getting your TikTok streaming key and then inputting that into the Shure Motiv Video app. Here is where you get your TikTok stream key: restream.io/learn/platforms/how-to-find-tiktok-stream-key/

Then go into Motiv Video, click the live icon in the bottom right and select “Custom platform” - that’s where you’d enter the TikTok stream key info. Does that help you?

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@@StrongWithin1 really appreciate you saying all this! It’s super fun to do it, and means a lot that you took the time to say it! Thank you!

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@@azrayvideos select either the mic directly (usb), MotivMix (as your virtual mic), or your interface on your computer’s sound settings. Does that help you?

@@Dealcasters yes thank you

You're welcome, and thanks for watching!

Any time that you add something into an audio chain, there is a chance that it will affect the sound - however if you have a quality mic cable (XLR) you will not be able to tell any difference at all. Does that help?

Awesome! Thanks for watching and letting us know!

That’s crazy - are you Mac or PC? The settings are supposed to stay with the mic. Have you tried Shure customer support?

I’m not sure. How do you typically order shipments of products if not through Amazon?

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It’s GPS - much more reliable!

You also have to pay a sub to use it.

@@Angel-re3is you are correct!

@@Dealcasters Thanks

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Thanks for watching and offering your thoughts!

Yes it is! Thanks for watching!

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Excellent! Thanks for watching!

100% agree! That mic is totally underrated

The mic will likely pick up other noises in the room besides just the lectures. One solution would be to place the recorder as close to the lecturer as possible. Thanks for watching!

@@Dealcasters thank you! Is there a way to filter out the noises in post production? If yes what do you recommend to use software wise?

@@trepentine Izotope RX is what many people use to filter out unwanted sound frequencies - but it is somewhat complicated and can be pricey. We've also used Auphonic to remove noise as well. I hope that helps you!

Ha! Wow, hot take! Definitely a different sound for sure. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

Awesome, thanks for watching!

You delivered! It was our honor - thank you!

Thanks for letting us know and good luck!

You can change the video format from within the app to different resolutions at 25 fps. I hope that helps you! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment here.

@@Dealcasters thanks to you for taking the time to make the video and answering questions!