The Behringer C-1 Review - Is the C-1 Worth Your Money?
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2022
- In this video we unbox and review this behringer C-1
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Você tem alguma dica para equalização vocal sobre o uso desse microfone?
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My cheap china mic went out today, already own a UM2 interface. After watching your vid now I deceided to buy the C-1. I hope it will help improving my voice overs, but my audio skills are trash tier at best tbh Thanks for the review.
Thanks and sorry about your mic. Me personally still very happy with it and as for your skills i can only give you 1. Practice, practice, practice. All the best
Mais um vídeo Danilo. Man faz um canal sobre tecnologia, mas sei música é tua paixão
Obrigada pela sugestão mas para fazer um canal de tecnologia eu iria percisar de assesso as novas tecnologias e de momento não tenho maneira de fazer isso
Good for that price, but I don't like how the highs sounds tbh
can you make it better in post production?
@@g_vaibs8005 for sure with a high pass filter on your mixer
Good Lawd, that is harsh!!
Well, just Phantom Power is not enough for this Mic, the Behringer C1.. It needs _real 48V_ Phantom Power, otherwise the Sound-Level will be pretty low and the Mic will be noisy... I tested that with a Behringer Xenyx 502 with permanent Phantom Power ( but only about 14V ) ... And it did not really perfom well.. The Phantom Power of the Behringer Xenyx 502 cannot be switched off.. and it provides only about 14V of Phantom Power. Unfortunately, not everything, that calls itself Phantom Power, is also 48V...
So I basically had to ad a Phantom Power Blocker ( ! ) and an external Phantom Power Supply with real 48V Phantom Power to make the Behringer C1 work (well)...
I actually like the Sound of the Behringer C1 even though it is still a bit noisy (in my Opinion)... but it sounds really nice , I think! :D
Some Mics, that need Phantom Power, will still work well with less than 48V, but at least from my Experience with the C1, the Behringer C1 is not such a Mic.. It really only works well, with real 48V of Phantom Power... I cannot stress that enough...
well spotted, i totally missed that detail since all my equipment that has a phantom power supply is at 48v, so i didn´t really test with lower than that but thanks for letting me know
Is it worth it upgrading from bm800 ?
Good microphone.
so far cant complain
moving on from the cheap one i sold u :')
Tbh I haven't even used that one XD but that's for vida's pc since she doesn't have a proper mic
I think you shouldn't buy a _condensor_ microphone and blame it for requiring 48 V phantom power.
Yes, there are certain microphones that can run at less than 48 V, but 48 V is the standard.
I didn't even know there are microphone interfaces that do not provide phantom power at all.
I am not blaming it for needing. I am merely asking people to be mindful that if their interface doesnt provide 48v the mic wont work and they need a different mic or a different interface. Always read all the specs and requirements of any equipment you going to buy is the best advice i was ever given
Dude, if you are testing a microphone people don't want to listen to all the garbage plucking away in the background. These cheap microphones are notorious for having a lot of hissing, humming and crackling in the background. They have poor quality components and bad earthing. Thanks for the upload.
Thanks for the feedback