If you'd like to purchase one for yourself, feel free to buy it through my affiliate link: amzn.to/3rvbH8S ALSO: I am speaking into this microphone throughout the video...the only processing I did was add a little bit of compression to make it louder. Other than that, the sound is raw and unedited.
One of my favorite USB mics... One thing I will comment on is that you can remove the legs by undoing the screws at the base of the mic. However, it's likely that you'd might not be able to get the legs to tighten back up if you wanted to use them again.
I've used the meteor mic for nearly it's entire life and owned it for a year or two at this point and man I do love mine, heck even used it in some professional applications
Great video. Very helpful. Thank you. I like your presence, and natural presentation. I think you have a certain comedic talent. 2:26 had me lol. Keep growing that channel 🙂👍🏼
really informative video, quick question though if i get the mic arm you linked in the description and the Samson Q2U would they come with everything necessary (parts wise) for me to attach the samson to the mic arm? Sorry if that's a dumb question I don't know much about buying microphones
Thank you! I actually didn’t use any software with this mic. I pretty much just relied on raw output (with some compression through FCP) and adjusted the gain using my Mac’s input volume
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If you'd like to purchase one for yourself, feel free to buy it through my affiliate link: amzn.to/3rvbH8S
ALSO: I am speaking into this microphone throughout the video...the only processing I did was add a little bit of compression to make it louder. Other than that, the sound is raw and unedited.
One of my favorite USB mics... One thing I will comment on is that you can remove the legs by undoing the screws at the base of the mic. However, it's likely that you'd might not be able to get the legs to tighten back up if you wanted to use them again.
I've used the meteor mic for nearly it's entire life and owned it for a year or two at this point and man I do love mine, heck even used it in some professional applications
Awesome review! Thanks!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching :)
Great video. Very helpful. Thank you. I like your presence, and natural presentation. I think you have a certain comedic talent. 2:26 had me lol. Keep growing that channel 🙂👍🏼
Thank you so much, that’s really encouraging to hear! Glad you enjoyed the vid (and the humor 😂). Definitely looking forward to seeing things grow :)
really informative video, quick question though if i get the mic arm you linked in the description and the Samson Q2U would they come with everything necessary (parts wise) for me to attach the samson to the mic arm? Sorry if that's a dumb question I don't know much about buying microphones
No worries! Yep, the arm itself comes with all the adapters you’ll ever need, but you should be able to attach the mic to the arm without any adapters
Nice editing
Hey, that was a cool video! I bought it after watching it. But one question: Which software do you use to control the gain or filter the noise?
Thank you! I actually didn’t use any software with this mic. I pretty much just relied on raw output (with some compression through FCP) and adjusted the gain using my Mac’s input volume