I'm so glad that when it comes to audio interfaces, you can purchase a decent one for $100 or so, and then use it till it dies. It's also nice that they're getting more affordable--while being able to drive more gain-hungry mics. The mics may come and go, but my Audient EVO 4 will keep going.
Thanks so much for a very detailed and insightful video! I've been researching a lot of budget interfaces and mic setups due to my girlfriend wanting to get into voice over work and wasn't aware of the industry standard now preferring that 24bit 48kHz file specification. In your opinion is the Fifine K669C good enough as far as entry level XLR condenser mics?
So glad you found it helpful! Regarding the mic, I’ve got another video going into detail on it, but in short it’s decent. Similar to the interface in that it will get the job done as a starting mic, but will likely need to be upgraded if she sticks with VO.
Unfortunately I don’t have access to the sc3. However in looking at the specs it looks like the sc1 is geared towards recording audio, whereas the sc3 has more functionality/gimmicks for streaming. The quality difference between the two likely is negligible maybe with a slight edge to the sc1 if your focus is audio recording.
The Evo 4 just has higher quality components overall. To be fairly reductive about it, the more expensive an interface is that’s all it boils down to. About $100 is a good starting point for professional recording quality.
is this fifine sc1 work well with behringer xm8500 or there will be gain issue and do behringer xm8500 is more gain hungry then sm7b or less ,I am a audio noob
Sure! On REVERB.com you can find loads of pro level interfaces for sale used and at a discount. The Focusrite Scarlett interfaces are my personal pick and range from $60+ on the site, though you can find many of similar pro standard there for under $100 or thereabouts.
Huh, that's a bummer! Have you been able to reach out to Focusrite? I don't know what their warranty policies and everything are but it might be worth a shot.
@@jaymyersvoiceover I got it second hand. I have reached out to them and basically had to reprogram my computer to make it work. It's just as good as it gets I guess. I have been considering getting a new interface. I just can't afford it at the moment.
Thank you for the audio mixer comparison test, and share your thoughts on this SC1 audio mixer! I really appreciate that!
I'm so glad that when it comes to audio interfaces, you can purchase a decent one for $100 or so, and then use it till it dies. It's also nice that they're getting more affordable--while being able to drive more gain-hungry mics.
The mics may come and go, but my Audient EVO 4 will keep going.
Thanks so much for a very detailed and insightful video! I've been researching a lot of budget interfaces and mic setups due to my girlfriend wanting to get into voice over work and wasn't aware of the industry standard now preferring that 24bit 48kHz file specification. In your opinion is the Fifine K669C good enough as far as entry level XLR condenser mics?
So glad you found it helpful! Regarding the mic, I’ve got another video going into detail on it, but in short it’s decent. Similar to the interface in that it will get the job done as a starting mic, but will likely need to be upgraded if she sticks with VO.
Can you also do a review on the Fifine Sc3 and compare it with the Sc1
Unfortunately I don’t have access to the sc3. However in looking at the specs it looks like the sc1 is geared towards recording audio, whereas the sc3 has more functionality/gimmicks for streaming. The quality difference between the two likely is negligible maybe with a slight edge to the sc1 if your focus is audio recording.
What is the insight program you are using
Great question! It's from iZotope and is simply a level meter.
how does it compare to audiant evo 4 does audiant evo 4 justify its price compare to frfine sc1
The Evo 4 just has higher quality components overall. To be fairly reductive about it, the more expensive an interface is that’s all it boils down to. About $100 is a good starting point for professional recording quality.
is this fifine sc1 work well with behringer xm8500 or there will be gain issue and do behringer xm8500 is more gain hungry then sm7b or less ,I am a audio noob
I'm not as familiar with the behringer, so I can't say for sure. It drives the SM7b well though, so I'd imagine it'd be fine.@@DarkStargamedev
Is there a budget friendly interface with near zero latency that you recommend? Maybe up to $100
Sure! On REVERB.com you can find loads of pro level interfaces for sale used and at a discount. The Focusrite Scarlett interfaces are my personal pick and range from $60+ on the site, though you can find many of similar pro standard there for under $100 or thereabouts.
I find after using my scarlett solo for a few hours it starts to glitch. Its extremely annoying. I usually have to turn everything off and restart it.
Huh, that's a bummer! Have you been able to reach out to Focusrite? I don't know what their warranty policies and everything are but it might be worth a shot.
@@jaymyersvoiceover I got it second hand. I have reached out to them and basically had to reprogram my computer to make it work. It's just as good as it gets I guess. I have been considering getting a new interface. I just can't afford it at the moment.