HEY! → Comica VM20: amzn.to/3kjUG9s How do you think this shotgun microphone sounds and compares in these tests? Be sure to listen with headphones and use the video chapter cards to find specific tests too. Thanks for watching and subscribing! :)
Loved the intro!! Comica sounds really good indoors especially really close. I think it’s noise is pretty acceptable and like you say can be cleaned up. Outdoors it seems to hold up alright too. Not too sure how effective the lowcut was though.
Thanks for making the video, but I have some questions since I am new to using a microphone. What does that 75 and 150 button do? What does the knob on the back of the microphone do (0 to 10)? Thanks for your time.
75hz and 150hz frequency cuts. So, a light bass cut, and heavy bass cut respectively. Good for certain voice types and/or environments with lots of boominess. I prefer to leave these and cut in post if I need to. The dial is gain I believe. Gain controls how much signal is fed to the microphone to give a "hotter" (high) or "dryer" (low) signal - though gain affects volume, they are different measurements. Volume is a dedicated setting for how loud aforementioned signal is.
HEY! → Comica VM20: amzn.to/3kjUG9s
How do you think this shotgun microphone sounds and compares in these tests? Be sure to listen with headphones and use the video chapter cards to find specific tests too.
Thanks for watching and subscribing! :)
@Bodhi Deangelo hot dang, totally believable! totally not a scam! :)
@@paulAntill 🤣☠
What kind of "long cable" are you using for both mics?
PLEASE DO ANSWER...
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH
I'm so impressed by your improvements from each video to the next!
But I'm still waiting on that video on how to hack into my camera and destroy it.
Loved the intro!! Comica sounds really good indoors especially really close. I think it’s noise is pretty acceptable and like you say can be cleaned up. Outdoors it seems to hold up alright too. Not too sure how effective the lowcut was though.
I just ordered this mic last night....looking forward to using it.
Great review! Thank you!
Thanks for making the video, but I have some questions since I am new to using a microphone. What does that 75 and 150 button do? What does the knob on the back of the microphone do (0 to 10)? Thanks for your time.
75hz and 150hz frequency cuts. So, a light bass cut, and heavy bass cut respectively. Good for certain voice types and/or environments with lots of boominess. I prefer to leave these and cut in post if I need to. The dial is gain I believe. Gain controls how much signal is fed to the microphone to give a "hotter" (high) or "dryer" (low) signal - though gain affects volume, they are different measurements. Volume is a dedicated setting for how loud aforementioned signal is.
@@JunkBondTrader thanks for the reply. I didn't know that there was so much to audio.
Excellent review
How is this so cringe and so good at the same time. Well I'm SOLD!
If this microphone let's me clone and argue with myself, well then sign me up
Do you find this better than the d4 duo I have a deity d3 its ok
I think the comics does sound a bit better, but it’s not as versatile as the duo.