I need to learn more about microphones and audio production!!They both sound great to my ears. You’re podcast sounded great with all three mics. Thanks for the comparison Shane! Cheers!!!🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Here in the US, the Procaster is ~$230 and the Podmic is ~$100.... so you could pick up two of the podmics for less than the cost of 1 procaster. However, the podmic is sold out and backordered pretty much everywhere. You can place an order for it, but no clue when it'll arrive :). As far as audio interfaces are concerned, as long as you have one with a decently low EIN and a good dynamic range (i.e. 100dbA range) you really don't need to worry about a separate preamp like a CL or Fethead. So, pretty much your Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, your Behringer UMC202HD, Audient iD14 etc will all be able to drive the mics. You can certainly add a preamp or channel strip if you wish, but they aren't a necessity. The dbx 286s is a great piece of kit, giving you the real time effects processing in hardware, along with a good amount of gain from the preamp.
Time codes: 0:00 - About this video 1:00 - Both microphones up close (proximity effect) 2:39 - Testing without a pop filter or wind shield (plosives) 3:55 - Off-Axis Rejection Links to each microphone are in the description box.
@@SharrodVisuals Procaster easily. It has a warmer richer sound. Podmic is good but for the same price you can get an SM58 which is better than the Podmic.
@@TheMatrixxandRhodesShow Thank you for the reply! Made up my mind. In Australia we can get the procaster for roughly $200 Aud So its abouts $140 Usd. And if you still prefer the Procaster over the podmic then there must be a huge difference since I know its $250 USD over there. 👍😊
Thank you for this review. It really helped to decide to go for the PodMic, I wished the "big brother", but for the budget and my podcast record use, looks like it will fit perfectly.
PROcaster and podcaster are marketed as “Front Adress” mics. So “straight down the barrel” is the way they are intended, from about 3 to 5 inches. Aiming the breath over the top edge helps a lot with plosives.
Solid video, mate, cheers. Just bought the PodMic to switch up from my Samson Q2U, looking forward to running through the Focusrite Solo Scarlett 3rd Gen. Wondering if I need to use a fethead with this?
@@SharrodVisuals Actually, switched back to the Q2U for now, just gives a warmer all-round sound. When I did use the PodMic, I ran it with a Triton Fethead, and had the gain at about 60%. Without that, yes, the gain had to be at 100%.
There are small front-address pop-filters for Procaster, RE320 etc if popfilter and visuals both are important. Worked very well with procaster, never tester on podmic (don’t own one)
Awesome! They are really good. I went back to get a second today but they were out of stock 😆 I hope you enjoy them. Please let me know what you think once you've used them.
great review mate, I was leaning towards the podmic for the reasons you mentioned (the look and size lol) but knowing the pro caster was definitely the better sounding of the 2, made it difficult to pass on being only a £20 difference. Now im considering on just getting both to use simultaneously with guests.... lol! decisions decisions.
I ended up with 2 Procasters and One PodMic in the end! There's not much in it sound-wise either. I figured it made more sense with my setup as I will be opting to use regular table-top mic stands as my main setup. :-)
Geeky Nerdy Techy could literally be my same deciding factor. Which would suit my set up more. Haha will have to See. But good to know they are quite similar, so even if I get both sound wise wont be noticeable during simultaneous use
@@natzblazin The Procaster is a bit longer which makes it easier for table-top use. If you are using boom arms with a spring system it won't make much difference. Either way, both sound great. Let me know how you go. The majority of my podcasts will be two people so part of me just wanted them to match too haha.
That was a really good review. I too am looking for an alternative to the NT 1 which I love but picks up too much room noise and sometimes the guest vocal in the recording. Pod Mic certainly seems live good value!
Exactly the same here! NT1-A is sounding great, but better suited in a sound cube or silent environment. In this appartment i just have to much environmental noises, it's not convenient for that.
The Pod Mic sounds worse than the SM 58. Extremely tinny. I have a Procaster with a Cloudlifter and love it. You can buy a Procaster for about a 100 bucks used. Pod Mic is a crap salad sandwich.
Great review from a fellow Melburnian. Had a question about the gain issue. I have an old Presonus Audiobox USB 96 audio interface. Am I going to encounter the noise issue you mentioned if I get either the Procaster or Podmic?
Great review thanks! Funny I prefer how both mics sound when off axis - all a matter of preference I guess. Anyway that was exactly what I was looking for and really appreciate it. Nice voice too :)
Great review of the procaster. Love how you are so un-bias with it. Thumbs up. You just convinced me to buy a sE 2200 condenser for broadcasting. I know there are trade off's with both but as far as I am concerned ill go condenser.
It's a dynamic microphone and has an internal shock mount, so no, it really doesn't need it. Can help in some cases, but usually dynamic microphones aren't as sensitive as condenser ones.
@@jcstrabo Well yes and no. Some dynamic microphones have good internal shockmounts but the one built in to the procaster isn't great. I have had quiet a lot of vibration noise comming through to the mic. Besides the mount that comes with the mic is garbage anyway. After a few months it couldn't hold my procaster anymore. To be fair though I adjusted the position of the mic quiet a lot during that time which certainly helped break it
Thanks for this great video. btw - I think I'm your soul mate 🤣 "The Plosives, I like how that sounds, that sounds much better; talking right into the front" (x100 🤣 )
I have a Procaster I really like it! Wish it could have the yoke like the Podcaster does, then it would be a really good alternative to the Sure SM7B. Rode put the bloody yoke on it, please haha. Great video mate and a great voice for the AIR!
I’d like to know which mixer you’re using to prefer it over the cloudlifter or fethead. Surely not a Begringer Xenyx or any Yamaha Mixer because the preamps on all of those would give you good reason to actually use an inline preamp. That being said, your voice for some reason really likes the Podmic. That’s not exactly common from the reviews I’ve listened to.
Great video mate, really grateful you made it. Tossing up between the Procaster and the Podmic...still not sure which one to get, but your video has shed more light on the decision than any other I've seen. Just out of interest, what are your thoughts on the Podcaster (USB)? Cheers. Steve.
I have a question, guys: What usb audio iterface i need to use Rode Podmic? I am afraid -57db is something "heavy" to usual audiocards... (low budget variants preferred). Thanks for the answers.
I recently bought both Podmic and Procaster to compare. There is two options : If you don't mind to speak 2cm (1 inch) from the microphone, most of interface can get over the -57db, such as focusrite scarlett gen3 with its +56db gain, or anything similar to this But if you don't like to have the microphone in your mouth or being inaudible when you are 5cm (2 inches) away from your microphone then you should get an Cloudlifter or Fethead which is cheaper (but still expensive), that should allow you to move pretty far away from the microphone and being still hearable. All of this can get as expensive (or much expensive) as the microphone itself so if its too much for you, you should go for microphone that don't need thoses massives boost of gain.
Keep in mind, the Rode Podmic and the Rode Procaster Mic are made to be used with the Rodecaster Pro, the settings there with some tinkering, can make both of these mic sound 10x better. Some settings you can get it to sound like the 400.00 Shure SM7B. Most videos or streamers are using these with GOXLR's or Focusrites mixers, cool, but damn you connect these to Rode's Rodecaster Pro for podcasting, it doesn't take long to figure out the settings to get a really crisp natural sound. Only thing I recommend is a CLoudlifter for these mics when using them anywhere, even with the Rodecaster Pro podcast unit
I own the Procaster. And I really like it. Clearly, it beats the PodMic. Here I have to give thumbs up to the design of the Pod though. I like the design. And thanks for the review man!
I have a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. Will it do the Podmic without any extra gear? If not, can you recommend a similar mic that doesn't need any additional pre-amp apart from my Scarlett?
@@SharrodVisuals I think its fine. You have to be close to the mic. Sometimes, in videos you see that the speaker is like 30-50cm away from a mic while talking. This won't work well I think. But speaking into the mic properly will be good with the scarlett without extra pream.
Not picking on either, but I'll stick with my Blue Yeticaster. Superior to actually work with. Give me a large diaphragm mic every day. I eat food - not microphone. Just me.
How do you talk THAT CLOSE to the mic and not get any saliva clicks or mouth sounds? I really having a hard time avoiding mouth clicks and its driving me crazy!
Where is auz did you purchase this puppy we are in New Zealand will our auzy cousin write back or is he like the yanks that never do !!! curious hear back shortly
Hey! Noticed you did not mention the table stand. I am going to buy 2 Podmics but heard the Rode table stand is too weak for it. Could you clarify? Thank you.
Eh, I find that raw audio to be of limited use. In reality, no one puts out a podcast or UA-cam video with unprocessed audio. Its kind of like all the SooC photos. They aren't really helpful to evaluate. The PodMic sounds amazing when he adjusts the output level and adds in some compression at 5:52
I had the PodMic and if you like a snowstorm sound you can leave the cloud lifter or fathead at the store. I like a clean signal so for me a fathead is a no brainer!
I am not sure if the Zoom H6 will work well with either of these two microphones without a cloudlifter? I haven't tried it. You might have better luck with something like a Rode M2 or M3 with a setup like that.
I need to learn more about microphones and audio production!!They both sound great to my ears. You’re podcast sounded great with all three mics. Thanks for the comparison Shane! Cheers!!!🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Here in the US, the Procaster is ~$230 and the Podmic is ~$100.... so you could pick up two of the podmics for less than the cost of 1 procaster. However, the podmic is sold out and backordered pretty much everywhere. You can place an order for it, but no clue when it'll arrive :).
As far as audio interfaces are concerned, as long as you have one with a decently low EIN and a good dynamic range (i.e. 100dbA range) you really don't need to worry about a separate preamp like a CL or Fethead. So, pretty much your Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, your Behringer UMC202HD, Audient iD14 etc will all be able to drive the mics. You can certainly add a preamp or channel strip if you wish, but they aren't a necessity. The dbx 286s is a great piece of kit, giving you the real time effects processing in hardware, along with a good amount of gain from the preamp.
Jonny Bravo lol in my country the procaster is the same Price as the podmic
I got a used Procaster for100 dollars. The Pod Mic sounds WORSE than an SM58. No thanks!
Got my Procaster for 105 used on Ebay. Stuck a popper stopper and foam INSIDE in the end and it sounds great.
Time codes:
0:00 - About this video
1:00 - Both microphones up close (proximity effect)
2:39 - Testing without a pop filter or wind shield (plosives)
3:55 - Off-Axis Rejection
Links to each microphone are in the description box.
Time codes? Are you mad? You're actually the best for this..
i know I am pretty off topic but does anyone know of a good website to stream newly released tv shows online?
I just bought the Podmic today. I have the Procaster already and love it. I also bought a DBX286S. I should be sounding real good.
That'll be a great combination! The DBX is fantastic. :-)
Wha do you think of the Podmic vs procaster which do you prefer?
@@SharrodVisuals Procaster easily. It has a warmer richer sound. Podmic is good but for the same price you can get an SM58 which is better than the Podmic.
@@TheMatrixxandRhodesShow Thank you for the reply! Made up my mind. In Australia we can get the procaster for roughly $200 Aud So its abouts $140 Usd. And if you still prefer the Procaster over the podmic then there must be a huge difference since I know its $250 USD over there. 👍😊
Thank you for this review. It really helped to decide to go for the PodMic, I wished the "big brother", but for the budget and my podcast record use, looks like it will fit perfectly.
You can get a procaster for 100-150 bucks. Reverb is a great place to get a good price on one.
PROcaster and podcaster are marketed as “Front Adress” mics. So “straight down the barrel” is the way they are intended, from about 3 to 5 inches. Aiming the breath over the top edge helps a lot with plosives.
I should convince my GF to sew aftermarket microphone pouches and put them on sale for content creators ;-)
With my voice the Procaster has a lot of low end. I will be getting the Podmic next week and will try it out.
How you going with the rode pod mic?
Solid video, mate, cheers. Just bought the PodMic to switch up from my Samson Q2U, looking forward to running through the Focusrite Solo Scarlett 3rd Gen. Wondering if I need to use a fethead with this?
It never hurts to use a fethead or some type of preamp with a dynamic mic.. I love the samson Q2U with my preamp.
@@WallStreet749 Yep, I decided to get one anyway after checking some other reviews. 👍
How is your scarlett running to push the podmic? I heard it needs to be 100% gain.
@@SharrodVisuals Actually, switched back to the Q2U for now, just gives a warmer all-round sound. When I did use the PodMic, I ran it with a Triton Fethead, and had the gain at about 60%. Without that, yes, the gain had to be at 100%.
There are small front-address pop-filters for Procaster, RE320 etc if popfilter and visuals both are important. Worked very well with procaster, never tester on podmic (don’t own one)
Don’t work so hot on Podmic (gotta cut cost somewhere)
great video! Have been tossing up between these two mics, and this has been super helpful! THANKS!!
Terrific review! Just bought myself two PodMics. :)
Awesome! They are really good. I went back to get a second today but they were out of stock 😆 I hope you enjoy them. Please let me know what you think once you've used them.
@@GeekyNerdyTechy They are available at B&H Photo online :) For now anyway... could be sold out quickly. I will let you know what I think.
How do you like them?
Just bought a second-hand Procaster. It has a built-in pop filter.
100% agree with your opinion on the talking sideways of the mic.
also somehow i prefer your voice on the rodmic, listened using the hd600
Solid review!
I'm using both mics with the Rodecaster Pro
great review mate, I was leaning towards the podmic for the reasons you mentioned (the look and size lol) but knowing the pro caster was definitely the better sounding of the 2, made it difficult to pass on being only a £20 difference. Now im considering on just getting both to use simultaneously with guests.... lol! decisions decisions.
I ended up with 2 Procasters and One PodMic in the end! There's not much in it sound-wise either. I figured it made more sense with my setup as I will be opting to use regular table-top mic stands as my main setup. :-)
Geeky Nerdy Techy could literally be my same deciding factor. Which would suit my set up more. Haha will have to See. But good to know they are quite similar, so even if I get both sound wise wont be noticeable during simultaneous use
@@natzblazin The Procaster is a bit longer which makes it easier for table-top use. If you are using boom arms with a spring system it won't make much difference. Either way, both sound great. Let me know how you go. The majority of my podcasts will be two people so part of me just wanted them to match too haha.
@@GeekyNerdyTechy went with the Podmic! cheers again, 9:35 I left a little shout out haha ua-cam.com/video/8ZfG0t_Bgvk/v-deo.html
@@GeekyNerdyTechy what stand do you currently use? I could definitely see me using a Procaster but need a similar set up to what you demonstrated.
That was a really good review. I too am looking for an alternative to the NT 1 which I love but picks up too much room noise and sometimes the guest vocal in the recording. Pod Mic certainly seems live good value!
Exactly the same here! NT1-A is sounding great, but better suited in a sound cube or silent environment. In this appartment i just have to much environmental noises, it's not convenient for that.
The Pod Mic sounds worse than the SM 58. Extremely tinny. I have a Procaster with a Cloudlifter and love it. You can buy a Procaster for about a 100 bucks used. Pod Mic is a crap salad sandwich.
And you guys need to actually care about how they sound instead of how sexy they look!
I use several of both of these mics here. Love them both, Procaster for the win for main LIVE broadcast mic though.
don't think it matters which one you get. they both seem to sound pretty good. i'd get which ever i could afford at the time.
Great review from a fellow Melburnian. Had a question about the gain issue. I have an old Presonus Audiobox USB 96 audio interface. Am I going to encounter the noise issue you mentioned if I get either the Procaster or Podmic?
I click here and im like wait a minute, its "intheblues" 😂
Wasn't aware Shane had another channel, thanks for this video! really helped me pull the trigger. Subbed!
Many thanks!
Get small pelican or Harbor freight apache 1800case for Podmic!
Great video. Hard to decide, which one is better. Best regards from Germany. Kai the bee filmer.
Great review thanks! Funny I prefer how both mics sound when off axis - all a matter of preference I guess. Anyway that was exactly what I was looking for and really appreciate it. Nice voice too :)
Will have to come back and listen with my headphones but it was pretty hard to tell a difference listening from my phone which is already impressive
Great review of the procaster. Love how you are so un-bias with it. Thumbs up. You just convinced me to buy a sE 2200 condenser for broadcasting. I know there are trade off's with both but as far as I am concerned ill go condenser.
Whoa. How did that work out for you? I couldn't imagine using that microphone for podcasts.
Better have a quiet treated room and no barking dogs!
Yea the rode procaster should really be used with a shockmount, the mount you get is as you said really bad
great Review btw
It's a dynamic microphone and has an internal shock mount, so no, it really doesn't need it. Can help in some cases, but usually dynamic microphones aren't as sensitive as condenser ones.
@@jcstrabo Well yes and no. Some dynamic microphones have good internal shockmounts but the one built in to the procaster isn't great. I have had quiet a lot of vibration noise comming through to the mic. Besides the mount that comes with the mic is garbage anyway. After a few months it couldn't hold my procaster anymore. To be fair though I adjusted the position of the mic quiet a lot during that time which certainly helped break it
Thanks for this great video. btw - I think I'm your soul mate 🤣 "The Plosives, I like how that sounds, that sounds much better; talking right into the front" (x100 🤣 )
Thanks for that very informative video! I think I found a perfect mic to buy!
I have a Procaster I really like it! Wish it could have the yoke like the Podcaster does, then it would be a really good alternative to the Sure SM7B. Rode put the bloody yoke on it, please haha. Great video mate and a great voice for the AIR!
I *Shure made a stupid spelling mistake haha
Thanks for the review. Definitely helped me make my decision.
The James Martin Podcast what’d u get
EpicRubin I guess we will never know
I love the video!!! Which pop filter should I use for the rode podmic?
If you find the internal pop filtering to be inadequate, you can use any pop filter.
I’d like to know which mixer you’re using to prefer it over the cloudlifter or fethead. Surely not a Begringer Xenyx or any Yamaha Mixer because the preamps on all of those would give you good reason to actually use an inline preamp.
That being said, your voice for some reason really likes the Podmic. That’s not exactly common from the reviews I’ve listened to.
Great video mate, really grateful you made it. Tossing up between the Procaster and the Podmic...still not sure which one to get, but your video has shed more light on the decision than any other I've seen. Just out of interest, what are your thoughts on the Podcaster (USB)? Cheers. Steve.
I compared the two of these. Podmic sounds really tinny. I compared an SM58 to the Podmic and it sounded much better. Podmic for the loser!
Terrific video, thanks!
Could you please advice how to get the full version and the evms!
nice video. BTW which Lav mic you were using during this record
Nuevo suscriptor. Saludos desde México. Excelente comparación.
Great video. Purchased the pod mic. Just wanted to let you know, did you know you had your headphones on backwards? Lol
Pro caster 🙌🏾✅
Thanks man!! You've earned my respect
No problem! Thanks for the kind words.
Strange they are less in the us when they are made in Australia
It’s the exchange rate I’m pretty sure.
Where'd you get your pop filter? Can I purchase it on Amazon?
Excellent video. Thanks!
Handling noise sounded worse on the PodMic when you were moving pop filter or the mic
Nice Video! Do you know any shockmount compatible with the PODMIC ? I dont like the one built in It.
Thanks mate !
Merci beaucoup, vidéo sérieuse, fait par un pro, une vidéo de très bonne qualité, ça aide beaucoup, pour faire son achat.
The rode podcaster sounds almost as good as the pro caster for $100 dollars left
U mean podmic* sounds good for 100 dollars less***
what shockmount are you using for your podcaster pro?
did u ever find out boss
I have a question, guys: What usb audio iterface i need to use Rode Podmic? I am afraid -57db is something "heavy" to usual audiocards... (low budget variants preferred). Thanks for the answers.
I recently bought both Podmic and Procaster to compare.
There is two options : If you don't mind to speak 2cm (1 inch) from the microphone, most of interface can get over the -57db, such as focusrite scarlett gen3 with its +56db gain, or anything similar to this
But if you don't like to have the microphone in your mouth or being inaudible when you are 5cm (2 inches) away from your microphone then you should get an Cloudlifter or Fethead which is cheaper (but still expensive), that should allow you to move pretty far away from the microphone and being still hearable.
All of this can get as expensive (or much expensive) as the microphone itself so if its too much for you, you should go for microphone that don't need thoses massives boost of gain.
@@Crepinoi I probably will use H4n for recording. Is it good enough?
Do you have any thoughts on if I use the procaster with a MOTU M2 and how that will handle picking up noise?
Keep in mind, the Rode Podmic and the Rode Procaster Mic are made to be used with the Rodecaster Pro, the settings there with some tinkering, can make both of these mic sound 10x better. Some settings you can get it to sound like the 400.00 Shure SM7B. Most videos or streamers are using these with GOXLR's or Focusrites mixers, cool, but damn you connect these to Rode's Rodecaster Pro for podcasting, it doesn't take long to figure out the settings to get a really crisp natural sound. Only thing I recommend is a CLoudlifter for these mics when using them anywhere, even with the Rodecaster Pro podcast unit
I'd really like to get a link for a shockmount for the podmic.
I own the Procaster. And I really like it. Clearly, it beats the PodMic. Here I have to give thumbs up to the design of the Pod though. I like the design. And thanks for the review man!
Hey, I have a Question: Du you think a popfilter is necessary? 😁
Nice Video...
It makes a huge difference get like a 15-20 buck good quality thick pop filter/windscreen
And like he said the built in pop filter is garbage
It’s a very good review!
is the procaster $130 better than the podmic?
Is this the video with the broken Procaster? It sounds much let deep than a normal Procaster.
If i connect the Rode Podcaster to my Scarlett Focusrite will i still need the Cloudlifter or does the Focusrite produce enough power to handle it.
Hello. What stand are you using with the procaster?
Hello. Do you think the PodMic would work good with a Scarlett 2i2 1st gen?thanks!
I have a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. Will it do the Podmic without any extra gear? If not, can you recommend a similar mic that doesn't need any additional pre-amp apart from my Scarlett?
How did you go? i just ordered a scarlett 212 3rd gen
@@SharrodVisuals I think its fine. You have to be close to the mic. Sometimes, in videos you see that the speaker is like 30-50cm away from a mic while talking. This won't work well I think. But speaking into the mic properly will be good with the scarlett without extra pream.
Why do you favor B&H?
Not picking on either, but I'll stick with my Blue Yeticaster. Superior to actually work with. Give me a large diaphragm mic every day. I eat food - not microphone. Just me.
Are either good for music/singing?
What are the differences between Rode Procaster and Rode Podcaster
How do you talk THAT CLOSE to the mic and not get any saliva clicks or mouth sounds? I really having a hard time avoiding mouth clicks and its driving me crazy!
Where is auz did you purchase this puppy we are in New Zealand
will our auzy cousin write back or is he like the yanks that never do !!!
curious
hear back shortly
procaster wins ez but why not have the host use the procaster and guests use podmics? Could work well imo.
that's what he did
Hey! Noticed you did not mention the table stand. I am going to buy 2 Podmics but heard the Rode table stand is too weak for it. Could you clarify? Thank you.
Sara Bronze da Silva Are you referring to the Rode PSA1? I know that works well with the Podmics
PodMic sounds way thinner. Its disappointing...
Eh, I find that raw audio to be of limited use. In reality, no one puts out a podcast or UA-cam video with unprocessed audio. Its kind of like all the SooC photos. They aren't really helpful to evaluate. The PodMic sounds amazing when he adjusts the output level and adds in some compression at 5:52
if you plug it in the rodecasterpro it will sound pretty much the same i guess.
cable xlr rode? incluided in the podmic? or i have to buy in other place?
You Aussies build some great stuff.
What kind of pop filter do you have on the procaster???
What desktop stand do you use for these heavy mics?
Excellent product!
Will I have to use Cloudlifter Mic Activator with RODE Procaster?
No, the Procaster has a very decent sensitivity.
I had the PodMic and if you like a snowstorm sound you can leave the cloud lifter or fathead at the store. I like a clean signal so for me a fathead is a no brainer!
How's the noise rejection from an AC or computer fans?
The behringer preamp is discontinued :( :( lol
Can you plug these Mics directly into camera with and adapter ??
What stand are you using for your podmic?
Hi If I buy this microphone Rode PodMic I can use it with the mixer wharfedale pro connect 502usb mixer
You're intheblues guy? How many channels do you have?!
do you need a cloudlifter with the pod mic
I prefer the Sound of the RØDE Procaster over the RØDE Podmic - with your voice. The Podmic is a bit weak on your voice.
I'm planning to travel as for my interviews, what is your opinion if I was to plug in into my zoomh6?
I am not sure if the Zoom H6 will work well with either of these two microphones without a cloudlifter? I haven't tried it. You might have better luck with something like a Rode M2 or M3 with a setup like that.
mattia scarpazza you probably need to position the gain knob to about 7 or 8. I had a zoom and tried it with a dynamic microphone
The Podmic sounds thinner to me.
very very thin
Thank you for tNice tutorials. You've done a great job breaking down the features and build. I can now concentrate on my instead of the
I think the podmic sounds like your on the phone and the casters sound real. Just my opinion
Great review, thanks!
which popfilter is the foam one? is it the rode ws2?
Nope just a $4 alternative. It's a brand called AMS from memory. :)
the procaster sounds warmer
at around 8 minutes you said something about a vinyl bag. Why do you use it?
Jay Mac To protect the mic when it’s not in use. Dust and moisture can destroy the internals.
Is it possible to compress it when speaking live into the procaster? Like when live streaming?
Yes, you need a dbx 286s. I just posted a video on it today.
@@GeekyNerdyTechy How do I connect to the PC tho? A Line to Line cable? (The blue plug-in on the backside of the pc?)
@@enessengul219 Sorry to be late. You need an audio interface to record. NEVER motherboard it.
Procaster is a baritone. Podmic is a tenor.
Can you go wrong with a rode mic? Both sound pretty great to my ears . I preferred the pro if I had to choose between them.
Thanks mate!
What wind screen are you putting on the Podmic?
Just one I stole off another condenser mic I had. :-)