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There is a headphone jack on the MVX2U so you can plug in your headphones you’ll have no latency (delay in your voice). Does that help you?

@@Dealcasters if I have no headphones, there will be always a latency connected only with my laptop ?

@@luis18hyde we highly suggest using headphones or in-ear monitors to ensure you can hear everything with no latency. If audio is coming out of your speakers, it can also go into your microphone, creating a delay or reverb sound to people hearing you or on your recordings. To reduce audio interface latency and use computer speakers without headphones, you can try using a dedicated audio interface, reducing the buffer size, and using the correct drivers. Does that help you?

@@Dealcasters Tha was a nice explanation. Thank you so much !

You’re welcome!

In the app, each segment should have a check mark next to it, or you can select all the segments of connected segments as well. Perhaps make sure your app is updated if you don’t see that, and if not - you may want to contact Govee’s customer service. We hope this helps!

Yes, each device has its own subscription plan.

@Dealcasters Thank you.

You’re welcome!

@@KingJohnG by regular USB, if you mean USB-A, then yes: you can get an adapter UsB-c to USB-A

@@Dealcastersthanks for the reply! But an adapter will not lower the quality then? Instead of a direct connection, but through an adapter as well?

As monitors for a home studio, for the price these are a solid option

What exactly is casual singing?

@Dealcasters Singing casually on Smule or StarMaker, not as a professional.

@@Vmos710 It will capture a decent version of your voice, but it is a lavalier microphone that is not necessarily made for singing vocals as much as it is made for speaking clarity.

@castahead Thank you so much, Sir. I believe it will perform better than the inline microphone on earphones, right?

@@Vmos710 so glad to help! Absolutely it will be better than your earbuds app. One thing to keep in mind is that you will need to connect your headphones separately if you want to hear the phone app and/or monitor your own vocals. If there isn’t a separate headphone jack on your smartphone, and you’d like to hear the app, you’d likely need to connect headphones via Bluetooth.

It comes with a usb drive that has drivers you’ll need to download to your computer in order for it to work, based on your operating system. Does that help you?

@@Dealcasters yes, thanks!

Yes this is possible if you connect it properly via the instructions. Thanks for watching!

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

I have the same issue. I think its because you need to have your headset plugged into the mixer but im not sure

@BrookeAllport-fz1pc that didn't work either. All the videos I've watched show the sound is transmitting to the pc too. I got in touch with fifine support so we'll see

@@DuhmeBuilt having the same issue with mine - running a bt headset and have my mixer connected to the mic inputting audio directly to my PC

Thanks for watching and offering up your opinion!

Crazy good!

Not really. Since all the audio from your computer is routed one way into the mixer, there's no way to break it out once the audio is sent to the mixer itself. There are Virtual Audio Routing options for Mac and PC that you may want to look at if you want to mix audio of computer applications first (like Loopback, Voicemeeter, Soundflower and Jack). Does that help? Thanks for watching!

It’s great for simplifying the setup! Keep us posted!

Yes! Selecting the mic as your output source allows you to hear the sound of the computer as well via the mic’s headphone jack. Does that help you? Thanks for watching!

@@Dealcasters thank you for the answer, very fast reply :D

You will need to record your audio as needed with your computer software. Just make sure you select the mixer as your input and output source. Does that help you? Thanks for watching!

You should be able to adjust the levels on your PC sound settings independently from the mixer.

Yes! Fits both curved and straight monitors!

Nice camera mount and great video as always! 👍🏻

Mine on order.

Excellent! Thanks for watching!

Thanks @NeilFarrimond we appreciate you!

Outstanding!

Yes! Heil definitely had that in mind when making these

@@SheaCutshaw thanks for watching and offering that take!

@@mange2 it records both tracks separately- demo is in the video-just select multitrack in Motiv Mix. Thanks for watching

The SM7B is a very gain-hungry mix. I would suggest a gainlifter (like a Cloudlifter) in the chain to minimize the noise.

Awesome! Like a "watchable instructions guide!" 😂 thanks for watching and taking the time to let us know!

Yes! If you set up Motiv Mix on another computer and get the mic set how you like it - the sound settings "travel" with the mic when you plug it into another computer (without the need to download Motiv Mix on the other computer). Does that help you?

@@Dealcasters thank you!!

Insane, right? If you just need a podcast with 2 mics - you can just use the MV7i with one other mic and record everything onto your computer.

It’s a great usb mic

Excellent! Thanks for sharing!

It sounds like maybe you aren’t either monitoring the mixer directly with the headphone output, or it isn’t set up properly in the sound settings of your computer or device (input and output). Here is a UA-cam playlist that Fifine has that has troubleshooting for issues like these: ua-cam.com/play/PLZC6InEunXAHgpX-XLub3jpqyBt6kYQWz.html&si=fyZ8HsQs-4oXJTv7

Yes!

Rodecaster Pro 2 for audio, eCamm for video

Yes! Both have a 3.5mm jack as well, so no need for an adapter. Thanks for watching!

There isn’t software for the mixer. You may want to check your mic cables.

@@terradotiosam9683 thanks for watching and taking the time to let us know!

@@wrayzur thanks for watching and the kind words! Please let us know how it goes for you! Glad it helped you.

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Interesting take! Thanks for watching!

We love ours! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment here!

Haven't tried either! Thanks for watching!

Great question! Honestly, it's a personal preference thing. The CL-X is a Transformer-based circuit - so if you're using it for vocals it will color your sound a bit (much like vintage Neve consoles do). Some want something unaffected, so they opt for the CL-1. The other big difference is you can adjust the amount of gain (2 settings) from the CL-X, as opposed to the "what you get" CL-1. Personally, I like the CL-1 on my voice over the CL-X, but you may prefer a bit of a different sound to your voice or instrument. We go into depth on this in our interview with Cloud founder Rodger Cloud on on interview here (Timestamp directly to the CL-X vs CL1 part): ua-cam.com/users/live5z_OV70KRME Does that help you?

Thanks - Justin delivered a ton of useful stuff here - glad it helped you!

Thanks for watching!

I'm basically wondering the same thing. I have a USBC to HDMI cable, and I plugged everything in, but it still says no signal. I even used the same cable to try and connect my Steam Deck to a monitor to mirror, and it didn't work either. I suspect maybe my cable just doesn't support this for whever reason??? Which makes no sence because it's HDMI on one end, but. Faulty product I guess? I have no other way to test it.

Two Options: the GoPro webcam software downloadable via their site, or the grab the Media Mod (which has the micro input. Maybe not ideal for your situation, but it’s the only way I’ve gotten it to work like this video. I hope it helps you, and thanks for watching!

Yeah, the Media Mod is really the only way I’ve been able to do this - or you may be able to find a solution by downloading the GoPro webcam software from their site. Thanks for watching!

​@@Dealcasters #1 I tried googling "gopro webcam pc program" and coudn't find any downloads. #2 It's kinda bizarre to me that I would need to then spend even more additional money to get a "mod" (seperate product) for this to work. When the gopro itself could just have this capability. Ontop of that, the media mod is apparently just plugging into the USBC port on the gopro, and then it extends that to a micro hdmi port and another USBC port for charging. But if USBC already supports display connecting, I shoudn't need to convert USBC to micro hdmi, unless there is some BS voodoo magic going on in the side of that media mod that should be pointless. Technically still cheaper than just buying a DSLR, but this entire tech rabbit whole that's starting to feel like a gopro swindle, started because I got a gopro so I could take high quality photos while going to conventions. And you'd think that after spending a couple hundred dollars on this thing, that it could be used in the EXACT same way a DSLR could, as a webcam, without needing to throw additional money at a company that could just make the main product do the thing you want, because you KNOW it is 100% possible. Even though it would cost more money, I'd much rather buy a DSLR at this point and get way better webcam quality, than give 80 more dollars to gopro for what is affectively a "DLC". But it's apalling that I'd have to do this despite already having a perfectly fine camera.

Here’s the link for the webcam software download. I’d definitely take up your issues with GoPro! Frustrating. community.gopro.com/s/article/GoPro-Webcam?language=en_US#gettingstartedwithwindows