Audio Technica AT2021 Quick Review - Good Value
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I decided to make a quick video about the Audio Technica AT2021. I think it's a versatile microphone with good performance for the money. I compare it to an AT2020 and even a Lewitt LCT 440 Pure.
Any support is appreciated. Thanks!
/ bigtb1717 
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Thanks for the video!
What pop filter for AT2021 you have @03:00 ?
Thanks!
It is the Hook Studios Octo-842S. It's pricy, but it works well. You can probably find similar style pop filters for less money if you look around a bit.
@@bigtb1717 that's a good one! Thank you so much!
It wouldve been cool to see you switch between the mics capturing the outdoor noises vs your voice. Would give a great sense of how much background noise the mic might reject.
I wonder how it compared to other inexpensive pencil small membrane condensers. I think Behringer C2 is by far the cheapest, but there's like 80 different ones in the sub $150 range.
I actually have a couple others (including the C2) that I plan to make a comparison video with at some point. I did a small comparison myself a few years ago and was shocked to find that the AT2021 had a noise floor similar to the Rode NT5 (very good). That's when I first started to appreciate this mic. I recently got some Saramonic pencil condensers as well, so I'll hopefully be getting to a big comparison of "cheap" small diaphragm condensers before too long.
AT2020 > LCT 440 Pure > AT 2021.
The LCT 440 Pure has an ear piercing high end to it. The AT 2021 sounds thin. The AT 2020 is such a good mic for the price. I actually prefer it on acoustic guitar to my AT 4040, but still prefer the 4040 on vocals.
Ever try the 4050?
@@dyLeebear I haven't, but would love to try one.
That's a neat little pop filter. What brand is it? Thanks for the video and A-B comparisons.
It is the Hook Studios Octo-842S. It's pricy, but it works pretty well. You might be able to find cheaper versions on Amazon or something.