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No problem. It depends on what country you are in, and where you want to purchase it from but in USD it's about $180 at the moment. There are a couple left on Amazon: amzn.to/4i2ontd

yeh 4k is a beast! it requires a lot of free space on your phone. iPhones shoot 4k30fps at a bit rate of about 45Mbit/s which works out to be about 300Mb every minute of footage. To give you an idea, we shot a series of approximately 30minute episodes recently and each iPhone camera mov file came out at about 11Gb. On the iPhone 15pro and 16pro models, you can connect an external SSD via USB-C and record straight to that (just have to make sure you get a high-end footage capture SSD that can write at fast enough speeds to handle the huge amounts of data from the iphone).

why would you shoot in 4k though? not too many viewers have the monitor or internet speed to watch in 4k

I feel your pain!

Completely agree. I'm holding onto the fake to see how it fairs over a longer period of time to test that exact theory!

Hooray! Glad I could help you out. Your audio should improve significantly now. Enjoy!

Yessss! I love that you appreciate the thumbnail 😂

What kind of setup do you have at home? Any acoustic treatment or anything? Recording in a bedroom with carpet etc? Size of the room. Let me know and I'll give you some recommendations!

Descript is definitely a bit more to figure out how to use, but if you're looking for more customisation - it's got to be the winner!

You're right. A bit of EQ'ing and you could get it sounding pretty close.

@@bambymedia that is if you have something to compare with.. 😁 to make it sound originally.

Hmmm that's odd. So it just has an auto feature? What does it show exactly?

fantastic! what are you going to use it for?

@bambymedia I going to use it for voiceover.But I can't decide between podmic USB and nt1 5th gen😐

Ooo the Rode N1 5th Gen is a condenser microphone. The Rode Podmic is a dynamic microphone. N1 will give you richer tones for voiceover, but because it's a condenser microphone you'll need to be in a space that is more "treated"/ has some sound proofing. N1 doesn't handle well in rooms that have too many hard surfaces or are too large. Podmic handles this much better but the tone isn't quite as good. So - your decision should be based on where you're going to be recording. Hope that helps!

@@bambymedia Thank you so much for clearing that up, I think the podmic usb suites my situation better because most of the time I will be recording in untreated room.

No problem! leave the pop filter off, open up the case, and just chew on the diaphragm of the mic :)

Yep! Slightly different sounds with each pop filter but it was negligible. I switched them around to test that theory when I was recording the video, and it was such a small difference I didn't even bother mentioning it. Also - love that your UA-cam user name is TeaBagginsMcGee. Made me giggle.

Although I haven't put those two up against each other at the same time, I would say the SM58 is a better overall microphone than the MV7. SM58 is a classic microphone that is great for live environments and also handles untreated rooms as it's a dynamic microphone. Very sturdy and nowhere near as may plosives "pop" issues than the MV7. I haven't tried the new MV7+ yet though - that might outperform both of them. That video is yet to come!

@bambymedia thank you 😊 🙏

That is very kind of you. Thanks for watching and I'm excited to hear you're thinking of starting a podcast. It is very fun to be a podcaster!

Very similar sound isn't it! I can hear the differences, but I have a trained ear - so most people probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference! I'd love to know the longevity of the fake too. How long before it starts to die? That'd be a good test to do.

You're very kind thank you! I just checked out your channel and you're a heap of fun too. Hooray for content creation!

Bahahaha wouldn't that be hilarious!? Training the AI on how to make fun of themselves. So good.

Oh I'd love to have a consult with you Matthew. Reach out via email and we can get something organised when you want to dive into it.

@bambymedia Thanks Brianna! 😊

Yay! It's nice to hear a female testing the microphones isn't it! Prior to starting this channel, I was always listening to male voices and it was never a good comparison to my own voice. Glad I helped!

Thanks for writing in :) Ahhh, so you've got the Rode PodMic whereas I'm using the Rode PodMic USB in this video. DSP (or digital signal processing) configuration saved to the microphone itself is only available on USB microphones as they produce a digital signal. As opposed to XLR microphones that create an analog signal and whose sound is configured using a preamp. To customise your sound, you could explore the vocal processing options within your Roland Bridge Cast interface.

thanks for the feedback :) and daaaamn, your dog is a cutie!!

i’m happy you noticed i was trying to help haha thanks

Yes! that's precisely what I was thinking. :) Great to have some bots read you a text or journal article, but can't replace hosts reflecting on lived experiences that enrich a story worth telling.

Slow reply here sorry! We haven't encountered that problem yet with our clients. Only thing we've encountered is the USB cables failing after awhile, but this is to be expected. USB cables are not super long-lasting generally, especially for microphones. Only other issue I've seen is with Rode PodMic and Microsoft computers depending on how old they are. For some reason they don't tend to play as nicely together.

The Rode Podmic can handle noisy environments well as it's a dynamic microphone. The DSP settings will help with noise reduction - it won't be able to remove all the background noise based on what you've told me, but it'll do quite well. I'd recommend recording with all windows and doors shut to try and reduce noise (sorry if that makes it a bit hot in your room) and try to dampen your space further by putting some soft furnishings in your room like pillows or a rug (etc). That will all help to reduce the noise the microphone is exposed to. Make sure to watch my DSP settings video to help you with your settings!

@bambymedia That sounds promising and I hope it would at least remove 75 percent of background noise. Thanks for replying 😊.

Yeah it's not a huggeeee difference is it. For that price reduction...they've done quite well.

Oh yay!! I hope you have lots of fun with your new microphone. That always feels like Christmas to me when new microphones arrive.

You're very welcome! Glad it helped.

Yeah it's odd that they decided to include a tiny stand for it, because it's definitely not designed to be on a table. The pictures on their website mostly have it on a boom arm (which is how we recommend it) and for that price point, it's still one of my favourite microphones to recommend for new podcasters. Never use the stand though. It's a bit of a silly feature.

You're very welcome!

Oh damn! That's a lot of taxes! I hope you find a microphone that works for your budget.

You are 2nd.

If youre not first, youre last!

Oh yay! Glad to help you make the decision. Which one did you end up going with? I'd be eager to know whether I've convinced you either way!

You're very welcome! Glad to help.

That video is coming soon! The SM7DB wasn't launched yet when we recorded this video, so it'll be time for an updated battle shortly.

Ooo voiceover work can be dependent on the location that you're recording in. If you give me a little bit of info as to the type of room you're going to record in, and whether you have any acoustic treating/panels or soft furnishings, I can help you out with a good answer to this question.

Would love to know why you think it's not a good piece of software? I've been very impressed with it so far.

@@bambymedia If you have any other type of audio software it conflicts constantly. If you need to change any of the settings on the mic itself you either have to do it on a different pc or you have to do a fresh install of the software. It works once allowing you to change the settings. Once you close the app after that you are screwed. When you open it again, it either hangs and becomes non-responsive OR the app opens but doesnt allow you to change the Mic settings(Clicking on the cog wheel) and it shows everything as blank. The previous software they had did not have this issue, its only with this app. Its beta for a reason but they dont allow you to download the old software. Having to reinstall or have a different pc that has no other audio software is a problem no one needs So yes its fairly new and fairly shit.

for ref I have voicemeeter and voicemod that i use which the motiv mix app seems to conflict with.