In case you haven't noticed the TM-1 comes with K67 type center terminated capsule and NT-1 with Ck12 type edge terminated capsule, those are different animals altogether. K67 type capsules have treble boost which has to be fixed by built-in EQ. So TM-1 is not exactly an NT-1 copy, though they look similar, they both have U87 type basket, add Tannoy TM1 to the same genre. In addition to frequency plots it would be very useful to see the waterfalls as they can show the real tonal balance much better.
Bandrew, have you ever thought of plotting frequency graphs of the mics? It wouldn't have to be 100% scientific. If you used the same frequency sweep and had the mics more or less in the same spot for the test, you could easily show a visual representation of the frequencies. What we hear is most important for sure, but I think a visual would be awesome!
This!!! I've waited forever for someone else to raise this too, I just gave up. A sweep from inside the 'Box of Doom' or whatever it's called would be good as a visual representation of audio data is good!
Why hate Behringers game ? Warm Audio does the same with their 47,67,87 copies.Nobody does complain there. I find it actually helpful to know what they are aiming at.
I really wondered about the Behringer TM1 and wanted all the information you gave in this video! I've never been a social media creator, but I have been getting more motivated to make mainly voiceover kinds of casual content in 2024. I used your referral link and bought a TM1 today!
As far as budget mics go it sounds good and that low self-noise is appealing. Nothing a little EQ & compression couldn't fix. Seems like a good value package with that shockmount and filter. For those that care, it's a pretty photogenic package for streaming / visual podcasting. It doesn't sound like a NT1a but it looks the part. One of the better looking budget kits.
OMG BANDREW! I was waiting for you to review this keyboard but It's never happened. BUT finally! You make a review before I have to purchase this or NT1a tomorrow.. what a perfect time
@@mohammedabouraia1197 i'm not really a tech genius, but you need a audio interface for it, it works perfectly fine with my behringer one. it needs 48v to work.
Y'all are dogging on the TM1 for good reason I know; but forget that this is with no processing barring like one thing I believe he mentioned. Some EQing would make the highs less harsh and a compressor would smoothen things out and get it sounding nice and clean. Def worth picking up for the price. I just bought mine yesterday.
@@presfullreacts That commentator above is naive, but you also write nonsense, every recording, even if it was recorded with the most expensive microphone, must be processed by eq, compressor, etc., so it is unnecessary to write it!
@@MS-yq4id I understand your point but to say it's unnecessary is nonsense as well. I know that people who would watch this vid would know of these things already. But on the off chance that some might not as well as the fact that bringing up doesn't hurt anyone I don't see anything wrong with mentioning it. I do appreciate your reply and respect your thoughts on the matter.
@@presfullreacts I appreciate your opinion, but mentioning that a microphone can be improved in post-production is unnecessary, I recorded professionally with a bm 800 microphone and got perfect vocal sound in post-production. Here we can talk about the sound quality of a microphone as it gives without post production and not after post-processing and that is the point of the story.
While it does seem very 'inspired' by the NT1-A, the TM1 name is thanks to Tannoy ('Tannoy Microphone 1'), a brand that Behringer bought recently and re-labeled as their own. It's relatively easy to copy the look and frequency response of the NT1-A (to a degree of accuracy), but that low self-noise seems trickier. I'm no microphone designer, maybe it's easier than it appears and Rode also trades off some other quality to get their low noise. Too bad nobody with the right testing setup would ever verify that spec sheet figure for such a budget mic.
@The Tired Horizon The Lauten Audio Atlantis FC-387 is a large condenser microphone. I haven't checked all of their mics, so there are maybe ribbons or tubes as well.
Was waiting for you to do this one! Behringer didn't actually design this rip-off. This is the Tannoy TM-1, rebranded by Behringer. Behringer liked it so much they bought the company (Tannoy) Ain't that tricky??!
@@Max-Green It's not terrible. For vocals or spoken word it's mediocre. If I were in need of a new vocal mic on the cheaper side of things, I'd prefer the Worker Bee, King Bee or the Lewitt LCT 240.
This is a mic i woulda used back in my high school set up….it actually doesn’t sound too bad. I feel like if it wasn’t meant to be a replica of the NT1A, it’d be liked more. The main difference I honestly hear is the highend, the TM1 is a bit more bright. It can definitely hold it’s own in a studio setting, in my humble opinion.
I like this microphone ..I also have a Neumann tlm 103 & tlm 102....for me its about what sound I'm trying to achieve. The clarity is incredible and the top end can be sharp for some - but that can be adjusted. Is it wrong for me to enjoy a bright mic? 12:05.. you nailed it
Which one is your favorite of the bunch? To my untrained and tone deaf ears, the NT1 sounded best to me with your voice. Followed by the Neumann. Your video reviews and comparisons are so well done, thank you
The 180 degree rejection is better than some far more expensive mics I have. Sounds pretty reasonable, but surely the price difference with the Rode is a too small to make it a must have ?
@Stefano Pavone interesting thought. I actually thought of it as a tlm103 killer. i'm a moron because I sold the king, now really wish I'd kept it, considering I can no longer get one. dumb.
@@DMKahn Nah, the U87Ai is an inferior version of the old U87. Ai version just makes everyone on it sound like they have a cold. The TLM 103 has a completely different sound signature from the U87 since it's a transformerless mic, whereas the U87 has a transformer, and is a much more mid-forward sound (boosted mids). If you took the U87 and scooped out the mids, you'd have a TLM 103 with extra polar patterns and more self-noise.
@Stefano Pavone really?? oh hell, looking forward to that. I wonder if they'll price it closer to the original sticker, since it became so popular. (editing now) Ok, i just saw the article. Neat King Bee II, coming out at $169!
always look forward to your microphone reviews my brother. there was a light hum in the audio. I kinda wondered about that. tell me honestly bandrew, will you recommend this mic for voice over, narration etc. I ask because I kinda like it, but I need to be sure, before spending my hard earned cash
I know I shouldn't be doing this, but when I was listening to the video on my smartphone speaker, it sounded surprisingly clear and controlled. This could be the microphone for viewers on their smartphones.
Could you look at SE X1S and X1A? They are said to be budget NT1, which is a much better target. Both seem to have distinct frequency responses, from discontinued X1 too, so it's worth checking them out.
This mic has never really agreed with my ears. I once could have gotten the Tannoy TM1 for $60, and not realizing the incredible lack of self-noise, passed on it. But, fairytale ending, I got the NT1.
@@Podcastage I understand. It would be interesting to look at the frequency responses when you compare the microphones in your test environment, e.g., TM1 vs NT1, TM1 vs NT1a...
If the pop filter and/or windscreen change the tone of a mic, and you often demo a mic with and without... wouldn't your watch cap/beanie between the headphones and your ears modify *everything* you hear?
Yes. Yes it does. I’m not basing my opinions on what I’m hearing while I’m recording though. I just wear headphones to monitor to make sure I’m not clipping or popping the mics.
I've bought mine TM1 week ago, and sent for warrant replacement to the seller. Phantom power drive the mic for 1-2 seconds only and then you can only "extract" sound with additional preamp (and the noise too). Probably bad luck, but had to buy C1 to make quick VO and waiting when TM1 will be back...
This mic doesn't have to be great at rejecting the noise from its back - the most popular use of NT1-A mics is pairing them to record stereo ASMR So I'm pretty sure this is gonna be a good option for cheap ASMR
Behringer has a notable raspiness in upper mids that drives me nuts, would be impossible to remove. I didn’t hear it in any of the others. Totally disqualifies it for voice.
Acil bu behringer tm1 in kaç rengi var lütfen yazarmisiniz acil? Çünkü bir tane gördüm gümüş rengi gibiydi sonra aynısını başka bir yerde gördüm altın açık rengi gibiydi kısaca begringer tm 1 kaç rengi var yazarmisiniz ?
Which one is better for voiceover. podcasts. zoom lectures. recording voice (not singing) and recording digital courses? NT1 OR NT1A? It's hard for me to decide...Thank you for a wonderful comparison.🙂👌👍
Hello, congratulations on your videos...!! I would like to ask a small question, the Behringer TM-1 compared to the MXL990 which would be better in your opinion...? Congratulations for your work.
I think the AKG has the best sound to price ratio. For broadcast voice work I’d start with my vintage AKG D202-E1& if that didn’t sound good I’d switch to my Electrovoice RE 20.
Sounds good, but a bit on the hollow side for voice. Volume drops off pretty hard with distance. Picks up the keys a lot. Probably not worth the price tbh. Highs aren't quite piercing enough on the electric, but it did well on the acoustic.
Hi anyone who owned/owns a faulty NT-1A? I usually come across NT-1a's with the signal cutting out intermittently, I wanna know if others experience it too
When will they make behringer tm7b ☺️ BTW already there is a 150$ shure sm7b on Ali express. Please do a side by side review of the fake Ali express sm7b vs original sm7b
Hey podcastage! Universal Audio just dropped their Volt line budget audio interfaces. Im so curious about the preamp noise test results for the 76's series. Could you do a review on it?
For those who care... The NT1a uses surface mount technology on the circuit board inside the mic. The TM1 does not. When you look at the frequency graphs of each, there seems to be a high end boost on the TM1. Generally, the circuit on the TM1 seems to give some good freq numbers and low self noise, but to my ears there is a harshness in the higher frequencies. But not a bad bang for the buck.
@Stefano Pavone Generally it is less prone to vibration issues and is quieter (less RF interference). It also tends to be a cleaner, smaller boards with faster circuits. And, in my opinion... The engineering on SMT boards tends to be a bit better (really it's just my opinion though).
@@arbitermatt Oh, I understand that and I have no problem if a mic uses similar tech that another one does. It's the unnecessary provocation that Behringer tends to have when doing so, by calling their mics very similar names and using nearly identical exterior designs as the original mic e.g. Behringer's BX2020 vs. AT2020, Behringer Bigfoot vs. Blue Yeti, and Behringer's TM1 vs. NT1. Again, I'm not against a company coming up with a cheaper version of a mic. In fact, I love it when a company tries to take a mic and make it cheaper without compromising the quality. It induces the competition to constantly improve which in turn means better mics at better prices down the road. I just don't like the provocative naming and exterior design.
@@mostlysilentprotagonistWarm Audio does the same with their 47,67,87 copies.Nobody does complain there. I find it actually helpful to know what they are aiming at.
Bandrew, Canadian, Closeminded, Arrogant, Perfect hearing, Comedian, Brittish background! A selfdecleared microphone proffesional on the internet's RUclips! Hates obiously coppying more expensive brands, by Behringer or Neewer, etc; Is this objective?
I hate the blatant copying Behringer's doing but I gotta be fair, this mic sounds competent and is constructed nicely. It even kind of punches above its price.
Hi Bandrew, great video as always! Do you know anything about a Wireless Blue Yeti? Apparently, Russell Brand got one...it looks like a regular version but without wires! Probably is a pre-production model for him to test it...If is real, I can't wait your review!
Behringer copies all the concepts of NT1a but doesn't copy the sound. But I like the sound of TM1 if cut some high boosted sound. (It's really over boosted sound in the high frequency.)
So they copied another microphone, wow. In terms of sound i believe its copying the harsher high end on the NT1A and adding some more😂, -in the plosives department it did a pretty decent job i have to give it that, -the shock mount did a fairly nice job too, no resonance whatsoever, build seems to be fine as well - definitely sounded better than the neewer, sounded slightly meatier than the 2020, the P120 was surprisingly better tho, the 240 throws it straight out of the park no issues, the NT1A however did sound better when compared to this guy, the NT1 definitely sounds way better than the TM1, lauten audio definitely sounded very nice, but i think its a kinda ovekill comparison & so is the U87, definitely sounding better than the TM1 - It sounded alright on the electric guitar, but definitely better on the acoustic bcz it has the shine to it, for singing its definitely pretty alright, for spoken word, i think this can work for people podcasting in well treated spaces, also the noise spec is impressive at this price point, so for someone who maybe needs a nice condenser microphone or they want to try something under 150 that sounds reasonable after certain post processing, sure, it is an option, all in all except the crap practices, its a decent product, will I buy it? Ummmm..thinking about that. You asked which one of the mics this was compared to was my favourite, my vote goes to the NT1. Thankyou so much for your efforts as always brother, much love!
Can't wait for the Behringer SM7B
Do you mean the Behringer BM7?
@@dweeb4040 yea lol
Get the real thing. Worth it.
🤣🤣
Behringer BM7, but instead of being a dark mic, it's the opposite
In case you haven't noticed the TM-1 comes with K67 type center terminated capsule and NT-1 with Ck12 type edge terminated capsule, those are different animals altogether. K67 type capsules have treble boost which has to be fixed by built-in EQ. So TM-1 is not exactly an NT-1 copy, though they look similar, they both have U87 type basket, add Tannoy TM1 to the same genre. In addition to frequency plots it would be very useful to see the waterfalls as they can show the real tonal balance much better.
Bandrew, have you ever thought of plotting frequency graphs of the mics? It wouldn't have to be 100% scientific. If you used the same frequency sweep and had the mics more or less in the same spot for the test, you could easily show a visual representation of the frequencies. What we hear is most important for sure, but I think a visual would be awesome!
This!!! I've waited forever for someone else to raise this too, I just gave up. A sweep from inside the 'Box of Doom' or whatever it's called would be good as a visual representation of audio data is good!
I concur. Would be terrific.
Bandrew was fail in Physics. So, pl. don't hope for any graphical representation from him.
Thanks!
Why hate Behringers game ? Warm Audio does the same with their 47,67,87 copies.Nobody does complain there.
I find it actually helpful to know what they are aiming at.
I really wondered about the Behringer TM1 and wanted all the information you gave in this video! I've never been a social media creator, but I have been getting more motivated to make mainly voiceover kinds of casual content in 2024. I used your referral link and bought a TM1 today!
Nothing is sacred, when will they make a bootleg SM7B
I mean the mv7 isnt too far off. I just wish more companies could/would use the sm7b xlr cable input style
@@GunzyTech i was genuinely considering the sm7b for the cable style, it seems so minor but can be so helpful
I bought one. I found it much more similar to a Tannoy TM-1 than to an NT-1. I love this channel anyways. Cheers!
As far as budget mics go it sounds good and that low self-noise is appealing. Nothing a little EQ & compression couldn't fix. Seems like a good value package with that shockmount and filter. For those that care, it's a pretty photogenic package for streaming / visual podcasting. It doesn't sound like a NT1a but it looks the part. One of the better looking budget kits.
OMG BANDREW! I was waiting for you to review this keyboard but It's never happened. BUT finally! You make a review before I have to purchase this or NT1a tomorrow.. what a perfect time
The gratuitous copying is un-behr-able.
I see what you did there.
No Tom. Go home.
@@SoundSpeeds him and his puns are un-behr-able 😌
i got this mic and it's absolutely bussin'. Almost exactly the same quality as the nt1a such a steal in my opinion. I got it for 89 euros
Bro pls help me. The 3,2khz frequency sounds horrible n no matter what I do, I csnt remove it
@@mohammedabouraia1197 i'm not really a tech genius, but you need a audio interface for it, it works perfectly fine with my behringer one. it needs 48v to work.
@@Snitzel1 I have an audio interface im talking about how do u get rid of the 3.2khz
@@mohammedabouraia1197 i don't know about that sry
Check your room @@mohammedabouraia1197
0:45 Love the throw & your reaction afterwards 😆 I think you should have a dedicated a timestamp in the description, just for the throw part 🤩👌
Y'all are dogging on the TM1 for good reason I know; but forget that this is with no processing barring like one thing I believe he mentioned. Some EQing would make the highs less harsh and a compressor would smoothen things out and get it sounding nice and clean. Def worth picking up for the price. I just bought mine yesterday.
Yes, but still, it will never give you a nice signal. It's not insignificant. Everyone will make their own mind.
@@Kobrar44 I understand that. Just giving my thoughts on the matter.
@@presfullreacts That commentator above is naive, but you also write nonsense, every recording, even if it was recorded with the most expensive microphone, must be processed by eq, compressor, etc., so it is unnecessary to write it!
@@MS-yq4id I understand your point but to say it's unnecessary is nonsense as well. I know that people who would watch this vid would know of these things already. But on the off chance that some might not as well as the fact that bringing up doesn't hurt anyone I don't see anything wrong with mentioning it. I do appreciate your reply and respect your thoughts on the matter.
@@presfullreacts I appreciate your opinion, but mentioning that a microphone can be improved in post-production is unnecessary, I recorded professionally with a bm 800 microphone and got perfect vocal sound in post-production. Here we can talk about the sound quality of a microphone as it gives without post production and not after post-processing and that is the point of the story.
I'm not sure that the world really needs another "budget" microphone with an overly hyped top end.
While it does seem very 'inspired' by the NT1-A, the TM1 name is thanks to Tannoy ('Tannoy Microphone 1'), a brand that Behringer bought recently and re-labeled as their own. It's relatively easy to copy the look and frequency response of the NT1-A (to a degree of accuracy), but that low self-noise seems trickier. I'm no microphone designer, maybe it's easier than it appears and Rode also trades off some other quality to get their low noise. Too bad nobody with the right testing setup would ever verify that spec sheet figure for such a budget mic.
“x gonna give it to ya “ 😂 love your reviews and sense of humor..
yeah , do u think its legit(self noise) ? is it that easy ...
That Lauten Audio mic is so sweet! I somehow thought you said it's $16 and I was about to buy one immediately.
Oh gosh if we could be so lucky!
it's huge like it came from aliens
I liked that Lauten thingy. Never heard it before, sounded very nice at first glance.
@The Tired Horizon The Lauten Audio Atlantis FC-387 is a large condenser microphone. I haven't checked all of their mics, so there are maybe ribbons or tubes as well.
Was waiting for you to do this one! Behringer didn't actually design this rip-off. This is the Tannoy TM-1, rebranded by Behringer. Behringer liked it so much they bought the company (Tannoy) Ain't that tricky??!
they bought tannoy for that mic to being their repertoire?
Also because of that mic, the B-1, B-2 Pro, and B-5 have been removed from certain online stores
@@powersliding I guess, they just wanted the brandname.
I am totally confused. What in summary? Is it good?
@@Max-Green It's not terrible. For vocals or spoken word it's mediocre. If I were in need of a new vocal mic on the cheaper side of things, I'd prefer the Worker Bee, King Bee or the Lewitt LCT 240.
This is a mic i woulda used back in my high school set up….it actually doesn’t sound too bad. I feel like if it wasn’t meant to be a replica of the NT1A, it’d be liked more. The main difference I honestly hear is the highend, the TM1 is a bit more bright. It can definitely hold it’s own in a studio setting, in my humble opinion.
Been waiting for this review
I love how you test microphones!
I really liked that Lauten mic. Never heard of them before but it's one smooooth babe.
I like this microphone ..I also have a Neumann tlm 103 & tlm 102....for me its about what sound I'm trying to achieve. The clarity is incredible and the top end can be sharp for some - but that can be adjusted. Is it wrong for me to enjoy a bright mic? 12:05.. you nailed it
Hey mate. I really enjoyed this video. Problem is, every time I watch one of yours, I want to buy the stuff you’ve reviewed lol
it's an issue for me as well
I would put the AKG second place based on sound vs. price & Atlantis #1.. that thing sounded very natural.
12:10 what is that hiss/humm in the background? Is it the mic, AC or mac's fan?
Which one is your favorite of the bunch? To my untrained and tone deaf ears, the NT1 sounded best to me with your voice. Followed by the Neumann. Your video reviews and comparisons are so well done, thank you
I like your even handed reviews. Bravo!
Always exceptional reviews, with which, by the way, I always agree almost perfectly.
The 180 degree rejection is better than some far more expensive mics I have. Sounds pretty reasonable, but surely the price difference with the Rode is a too small to make it a must have ?
pullled thr trigger on NT1 coz of this. Loved the warmth.
i was looking for review that mic on your channel just week ago :D
This is a budget NT1A, which is itself a budget TLM 103...only harsh highs are left with none of the smoothness of a Neumann.
@Stefano Pavone Exactly! I have still twice: Nt1a and Tannoy TM1... Untill I have more money lol.
Which is the budget U87ai ;)
@Stefano Pavone interesting thought. I actually thought of it as a tlm103 killer. i'm a moron because I sold the king, now really wish I'd kept it, considering I can no longer get one. dumb.
@@DMKahn Nah, the U87Ai is an inferior version of the old U87. Ai version just makes everyone on it sound like they have a cold. The TLM 103 has a completely different sound signature from the U87 since it's a transformerless mic, whereas the U87 has a transformer, and is a much more mid-forward sound (boosted mids). If you took the U87 and scooped out the mids, you'd have a TLM 103 with extra polar patterns and more self-noise.
@Stefano Pavone really?? oh hell, looking forward to that. I wonder if they'll price it closer to the original sticker, since it became so popular. (editing now) Ok, i just saw the article. Neat King Bee II, coming out at $169!
Your voice sounded best on the AKG in my opinion
why don't people slate Warm Audio in the same way?
Thanks for another no nonsense review. Very well done.
Where is 2021 studio tour?
always look forward to your microphone reviews my brother. there was a light hum in the audio. I kinda wondered about that. tell me honestly bandrew, will you recommend this mic for voice over, narration etc. I ask because I kinda like it, but I need to be sure, before spending my hard earned cash
I know I shouldn't be doing this, but when I was listening to the video on my smartphone speaker, it sounded surprisingly clear and controlled. This could be the microphone for viewers on their smartphones.
Will it be good with Behringer um2 u-phoria ?
Because you have 24bit/48khz but Behringer um2 u-phoria have only 16bit/48khz and i dont know if IT will work good.. please? :D
I know it’s hard for you to admit but the berhinger did a great job and the mic sounded great!
Agreed 100%.
Yep, sounds great and I have a number of high/mid end vocal mics.
Lewitt lct 840?🥺 maybe Vanguard Audio Labs V13?🥺🥺 or perhaps Universal Audio 710 twin-finity preamp?🥺🥺🥺
Could you look at SE X1S and X1A? They are said to be budget NT1, which is a much better target. Both seem to have distinct frequency responses, from discontinued X1 too, so it's worth checking them out.
I have an X1A. It's very neutral sounding. Excellent on acoustic guitar.
Tm1 or b2 pro
Love the Lauten, nice warm sound, mind you at that price it should be lol
This mic has never really agreed with my ears. I once could have gotten the Tannoy TM1 for $60, and not realizing the incredible lack of self-noise, passed on it. But, fairytale ending, I got the NT1.
Sounds alright but kinda strange they don't provide a frequency response (which even their XM8500 includes)
if no any false details and microphone effects. in my opinion, i would choose Behringer TM1 over rode NT1A
When will the Behringer BDSM7 come?
Saaay! Do I spy a Microtech Gefell in the background there? Please, please, please say you'll be reviewing that soon!
Yes you may see that. =)
Gefell’s definitely a brand to be desired, especially Josephson!
Bandrew please show frequency response curves in the reviews. The FabFilter Pro-Q 3 is a great option for this.
I do not have a proper anechoic chamber to create a proper frequency response measurement.
@@Podcastage I understand. It would be interesting to look at the frequency responses when you compare the microphones in your test environment, e.g., TM1 vs NT1, TM1 vs NT1a...
If the pop filter and/or windscreen change the tone of a mic, and you often demo a mic with and without... wouldn't your watch cap/beanie between the headphones and your ears modify *everything* you hear?
Yes. Yes it does. I’m not basing my opinions on what I’m hearing while I’m recording though. I just wear headphones to monitor to make sure I’m not clipping or popping the mics.
Thanks! Your video helped a lot.
Sir plz review AKG Ara Usb microphone
Love from india , I love your reviews and follow your videos regularly ♥️♥️
I've bought mine TM1 week ago, and sent for warrant replacement to the seller. Phantom power drive the mic for 1-2 seconds only and then you can only "extract" sound with additional preamp (and the noise too). Probably bad luck, but had to buy C1 to make quick VO and waiting when TM1 will be back...
This mic doesn't have to be great at rejecting the noise from its back - the most popular use of NT1-A mics is pairing them to record stereo ASMR
So I'm pretty sure this is gonna be a good option for cheap ASMR
Blue Yeti (or clones that include stereo pattern) is the cheapest option--only need one mic, don't need to buy an interface.
@@BruceLeedar Yeti is not always a good option
Sometimes you might need to have 2 mics on different sides
Dang! This makes the AT2020 sound good!
Hey! Do you recommend this mic for singing and playing guitar at the same time?
Behringer has a notable raspiness in upper mids that drives me nuts, would be impossible to remove. I didn’t hear it in any of the others. Totally disqualifies it for voice.
what if this is 60 bucks on sale then is it a definity;?
Acil bu behringer tm1 in kaç rengi var lütfen yazarmisiniz acil? Çünkü bir tane gördüm gümüş rengi gibiydi sonra aynısını başka bir yerde gördüm altın açık rengi gibiydi kısaca begringer tm 1 kaç rengi var yazarmisiniz ?
Podcastage please turn on google translate in your option!!
Which one is better for voiceover. podcasts. zoom lectures. recording voice (not singing) and recording digital courses? NT1 OR NT1A? It's hard for me to decide...Thank you for a wonderful comparison.🙂👌👍
Hello, congratulations on your videos...!!
I would like to ask a small question, the Behringer TM-1 compared to the MXL990 which would be better in your opinion...?
Congratulations for your work.
thanks for the vid. i'll be getting this one.
I think the AKG has the best sound to price ratio. For broadcast voice work I’d start with my vintage AKG D202-E1& if that didn’t sound good I’d switch to my Electrovoice RE 20.
Try the ADK Vienna or Hamburg
NEED a UAD Volt 276 review, please...
What I want to know is: did they make a better built box for throwing than RODE?
Sounds good, but a bit on the hollow side for voice. Volume drops off pretty hard with distance. Picks up the keys a lot. Probably not worth the price tbh. Highs aren't quite piercing enough on the electric, but it did well on the acoustic.
Hi anyone who owned/owns a faulty NT-1A? I usually come across NT-1a's with the signal cutting out intermittently, I wanna know if others experience it too
When will they make behringer tm7b ☺️ BTW already there is a 150$ shure sm7b on Ali express. Please do a side by side review of the fake Ali express sm7b vs original sm7b
7:00 ---> Rode Nt1, not bad at all.
Even fuller then the lewitt.
Wouldn't have guessed that....
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Cool shoot out, thumbs up !
Nice Video
Please Which Microphone is better for Singing Vocals Behringer B1 or TM1
EPOS B20 ? I really hope you get to review that mic I would be very interested
have you considered getting a snare drum to test alongside your guitar tests?
Hey podcastage! Universal Audio just dropped their Volt line budget audio interfaces. Im so curious about the preamp noise test results for the 76's series. Could you do a review on it?
I preordered one and will review it whenever they come out and I can get ample time with them.
@@Podcastage Thanks! looking forward to it!
Hi, I wanted to ask, Which is the best Boom Shotgun Microphone under 80$? 100$ would be okay as well.
I CAN"T SEE ITS SO F*&^ING BRIGHT
Excellent compression video 👍 thanks love from INDIA
I WANT YOU TO REVIEW / TEST THE BEYERDYNAMIC M90 CONDENSER MICROPHONE!!!!!
the new NT1 sounds more warm, but not worth the price when this mic does about the same and sounds eerily similar to the older NT1-A.
For those who care... The NT1a uses surface mount technology on the circuit board inside the mic. The TM1 does not. When you look at the frequency graphs of each, there seems to be a high end boost on the TM1. Generally, the circuit on the TM1 seems to give some good freq numbers and low self noise, but to my ears there is a harshness in the higher frequencies. But not a bad bang for the buck.
@Stefano Pavone Generally it is less prone to vibration issues and is quieter (less RF interference). It also tends to be a cleaner, smaller boards with faster circuits. And, in my opinion... The engineering on SMT boards tends to be a bit better (really it's just my opinion though).
Would it be good for performing live as well?
Hello! In your opinion, is it better than Behringer B2-Pro?
Great video
Oh no. Behringer is at it again.
All of these things are copies of other designs though...Microphones, pedals, amplifiers etc. They're old circuits and concepts.
@@arbitermatt Oh, I understand that and I have no problem if a mic uses similar tech that another one does. It's the unnecessary provocation that Behringer tends to have when doing so, by calling their mics very similar names and using nearly identical exterior designs as the original mic e.g. Behringer's BX2020 vs. AT2020, Behringer Bigfoot vs. Blue Yeti, and Behringer's TM1 vs. NT1. Again, I'm not against a company coming up with a cheaper version of a mic. In fact, I love it when a company tries to take a mic and make it cheaper without compromising the quality. It induces the competition to constantly improve which in turn means better mics at better prices down the road. I just don't like the provocative naming and exterior design.
@@mostlysilentprotagonistWarm Audio does the same with their 47,67,87 copies.Nobody does complain there.
I find it actually helpful to know what they are aiming at.
How you make backgroud silent ?
Are you use mac or windows ?
Thank you
Podcastage! 💪🏿💯
I somehow love "clones" of popular items XD
Don't tell them that the first time I didn't sleep in a night was because I built the Lepin Death Star...
i purchased it a month ago,
no disappointment at all
I liked that last microphone best. What was the name again. Neumann U97 or something. Probably a nice brand? Sounded good.
It was the Newman W78.
@@Podcastage cheers! Any idea where I can get meself a coupon for that?
I have the Lauten Audio Clarion FC-357 and by far the best sounding mic I have even beats out my tlm 102 and 107 .
Too soft for my ears
Bandrew, Canadian, Closeminded, Arrogant, Perfect hearing, Comedian, Brittish background!
A selfdecleared microphone proffesional on the internet's RUclips!
Hates obiously coppying more expensive brands, by Behringer or Neewer, etc;
Is this objective?
I heard like buzz noise when you used behringer TM1
Yeah it's not a great sounding mic.
I hate the blatant copying Behringer's doing but I gotta be fair, this mic sounds competent and is constructed nicely. It even kind of punches above its price.
wait, no sticker?
Hi Bandrew, great video as always! Do you know anything about a Wireless Blue Yeti? Apparently, Russell Brand got one...it looks like a regular version but without wires! Probably is a pre-production model for him to test it...If is real, I can't wait your review!
Wait, what the crap?? Wireless recording mic?? Even for LogiBLUE, this is ridiculous!
Behringer copies all the concepts of NT1a but doesn't copy the sound.
But I like the sound of TM1 if cut some high boosted sound. (It's really over boosted sound in the high frequency.)
So they copied another microphone, wow. In terms of sound i believe its copying the harsher high end on the NT1A and adding some more😂,
-in the plosives department it did a pretty decent job i have to give it that,
-the shock mount did a fairly nice job too, no resonance whatsoever, build seems to be fine as well
- definitely sounded better than the neewer, sounded slightly meatier than the 2020, the P120 was surprisingly better tho, the 240 throws it straight out of the park no issues, the NT1A however did sound better when compared to this guy, the NT1 definitely sounds way better than the TM1, lauten audio definitely sounded very nice, but i think its a kinda ovekill comparison & so is the U87, definitely sounding better than the TM1
- It sounded alright on the electric guitar, but definitely better on the acoustic bcz it has the shine to it, for singing its definitely pretty alright, for spoken word, i think this can work for people podcasting in well treated spaces, also the noise spec is impressive at this price point, so for someone who maybe needs a nice condenser microphone or they want to try something under 150 that sounds reasonable after certain post processing, sure, it is an option, all in all except the crap practices, its a decent product, will I buy it? Ummmm..thinking about that. You asked which one of the mics this was compared to was my favourite, my vote goes to the NT1.
Thankyou so much for your efforts as always brother, much love!