I don't have access to a 3d printer or a foundry and never make use of the things you do in your videos but man I really enjoy every awesome video you make! Please keep making more videos.
Sir, This was a great project, as usual resulting in product that was not only functional, but also beautiful. However, the most impressive part was that even your "filler" video showed ingenuity and skill beyond the ability of most viewers! Well done, and enjoy your weekend! Thanks!
The NT-USB can also be used as a 'room mic' for instruments and voice, so the 15cm from your mouth may not matter as much as you might think. If you're using it for spoken voice audio recording, though, there could be minor issues with based on the material you used for the cage, and the fact that you've adjusted how far the pop filter comes out, so maybe try to get as close as you can to the filter with this setup. Even on newer videos, I find your mix a bit echoey for my taste. You have a naturally soft vocal tone, so I think you should absolutely leverage that.
Great job! It's a good thing you had so many spare hairbands! Really cool 3D printing elements as well, though the whole thing looks like it works very well :)
Clearly that was a very creative, clever and innovative idea. It must have been a blast to do. Unfortunately the result is one of the most sleekly designed usb microphones now looking like it's stuck in cheap packaging, or perhaps a south american prison.
E' da poco che seguo il tuo canale , soprattutto per i restauri che mi appassionano molto e devo dire che lo trovo piacevole. Giusto per seguire il trend internettiano di ficcare il naso in cose che non si conoscono, ti consiglio di buttarti anche nel restauro di macchinari utensili e piccoli mobili da lavoro ;) P.s. Non sono romano ma mecoioni per la tua postazione pc Due pollici bene bene in alto
Very nice! Question though: could the plastic on the pop filter have been melted and molded to strech farther, or would the filter then be too low for the mic? I like the solution you used, but wonder if a simpler answer couldn't have been found.
Yes, but the usb-B port is too big to pass through so I could have cut the wire but then I wouldn't be able to move the microphone out of the boom arm anymore! Definitely doable :)
I'm looking for a solution to hold my kindle, I so lazy it would be nice to just have it in front of me without any effort. I think the links like you see in a gorilla pod would be the best.
No estoy en contra de los DIY, pero teniendo en cuenta que un brazo para el micrófono vale unos 14-15€ en amazon, no creo que merezca la pena el trabajo y el tiempo invertido para transformar una lampara >NUEVA< en un brazo articulado, si lo hubieras hecho usando materiales que tuvieras por casa, sin usar, hubiera tenido algo mas de sentido, pero no destrozando una lampara nueva para que quede así
That was a whole lot of 3D design. I love when they can be used for practical purposes.
Mee too! :)
I've thought of that before but never thought someone would make a print to do that! Definitely a great video, even if you're not the first to do it.
You have over a million subscribers and by the quality of this video I understand why. Great job!
Dude, your workstation is incredible. Oh and the Mic mod is fantastic too. 👊👊👊
Thanks man!
I don't have access to a 3d printer or a foundry and never make use of the things you do in your videos but man I really enjoy every awesome video you make!
Please keep making more videos.
Sir, This was a great project, as usual resulting in product that was not only functional, but also beautiful. However, the most impressive part was that even your "filler" video showed ingenuity and skill beyond the ability of most viewers! Well done, and enjoy your weekend! Thanks!
Ah! Thank you my friend :) Have a good one you too!
@@BlackBeardProjects I'm going to try to make this, what model lamp is that?
The NT-USB can also be used as a 'room mic' for instruments and voice, so the 15cm from your mouth may not matter as much as you might think. If you're using it for spoken voice audio recording, though, there could be minor issues with based on the material you used for the cage, and the fact that you've adjusted how far the pop filter comes out, so maybe try to get as close as you can to the filter with this setup. Even on newer videos, I find your mix a bit echoey for my taste. You have a naturally soft vocal tone, so I think you should absolutely leverage that.
You work so fast. Thanks for the video
Ur work station is sick
Great job! It's a good thing you had so many spare hairbands! Really cool 3D printing elements as well, though the whole thing looks like it works very well :)
Clearly that was a very creative, clever and innovative idea. It must have been a blast to do. Unfortunately the result is one of the most sleekly designed usb microphones now looking like it's stuck in cheap packaging, or perhaps a south american prison.
Thanks for such a thorough overview of your workflow! Nice and useful project.
Thanks!!
fantastic work man! show us your workstation, it looks interesting
That's a great hack - really enjoy your videos!
Awesome solutions. Gearbest just sent me the Creality Ender 3 but I know nothing about 3d printing. LOL! Wish me luck.
Great video bro thanks for sharing. I've actually been looking at those mics myself possibly getting one in the future 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
YAYYYYY!! I love your videos!! You deserve more subscribers!
Yea nice workstation! a tour? btw love your videos! great inspiration!!
E' da poco che seguo il tuo canale , soprattutto per i restauri che mi appassionano molto e devo dire che lo trovo piacevole. Giusto per seguire il trend internettiano di ficcare il naso in cose che non si conoscono, ti consiglio di buttarti anche nel restauro di macchinari utensili e piccoli mobili da lavoro ;)
P.s. Non sono romano ma mecoioni per la tua postazione pc
Due pollici bene bene in alto
Nice build. Are you going to share the 3d models with us?
Thanks! Sure, now available to download on my website.
Very nice! Question though: could the plastic on the pop filter have been melted and molded to strech farther, or would the filter then be too low for the mic? I like the solution you used, but wonder if a simpler answer couldn't have been found.
risultato eccellente!
That was very cool!
Nice one! Did you consider integrating the USB cable in the arm where the power cable used to be?
Yes, but the usb-B port is too big to pass through so I could have cut the wire but then I wouldn't be able to move the microphone out of the boom arm anymore! Definitely doable :)
Hey! ,I was wondering if for your next video could you restore a tool but leave one half unrestored and the other restored?
That's an interesting idea! Thanks for the suggestion :)
microfone 3D. onde essa tecnologia 3D vai nos levar?? muito bom.
This is amazing
Cool project
Holly shit your smart! Did is there anything you don't know how to do?!? I guess I'm a bit behind the times I need a 3D printer!
Fantastico...sei italiano?
Mi sto chiedendo la stessa cosa, da come parla inglese sembrerebbe di si, potrebbe essere anche spagnolo
Could you have used the power cable to pull through the cable for the microphone to hide it ?
Yes, if I cut the microphone cable somewhere. The usb-B cable port was too big to pass through otherwise!
Me encantan tus videos! Muchas gracias! Desde argentina
Wow good hack dude
I'm looking for a solution to hold my kindle, I so lazy it would be nice to just have it in front of me without any effort. I think the links like you see in a gorilla pod would be the best.
hey thins video is sooooo cool. you are a goooood ingenier👍🍀 super project
IKEA is discontinuing the Tertial lamp. FYI.
Awesome man.
Very Good. Thank You
MA la tua Workstation... di la verità.. è per i simulatori!? sembra na navetta ahahah
i would think 100 times before cutting the wire from the boom arm
you're genuis
*_Nice job)_*
awesome!
Did i miss anything , or where did all the subs come from?
Awesome
I could use the discarded lamp :-)
Did u uploaded your "combined" design back to thingiverse?
I uploaded it to my website right now
Good vid... thank you.
No estoy en contra de los DIY, pero teniendo en cuenta que un brazo para el micrófono vale unos 14-15€ en amazon, no creo que merezca la pena el trabajo y el tiempo invertido para transformar una lampara >NUEVA< en un brazo articulado, si lo hubieras hecho usando materiales que tuvieras por casa, sin usar, hubiera tenido algo mas de sentido, pero no destrozando una lampara nueva para que quede así
Wireless mic?
Nope :)
Cool!
Great and cool. 👍🏼👍🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Haha no way I did this with my microphone, I strapped it to my lamp from IKEA
nice
Cool
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Your UA-cam channel is good . I have UA-cam channel too :)
very good video thanks bye tcharly dessine
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No offense, but do you steal hairbands from your girlfriend or steals your girlfriend hairbands from you🤔😜
Both!
Please make a skin from FORTNITE(aluminium)
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You're fast!
Black Beard Projects thanks
Play FORTNITE?
Nope, not playing anything recently.
Ok
*GREAT WORK .... YOU ALWAYS SURPRISING US ....!!!! THANKS ...*
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Black Beard Projects :D