🎤 Rode Podcaster Dynamic USB Microphone Review

Forgive me for my incompetent opinion, I'm not a sound person.)) But definitely, with his appearance, life has become a hundred times easier. For the same simple people who do not want to bother and immediately get a great sound, I definitely recommend it. Pros below: How to rate a microphone? It looks amazing, especially with all the body kits. The sound is fabulous. At the output you get material that is very pleasant to work with, hissing and pop sounds are almost inaudible, but with a…

Absolutely superb microphone. The sound of this mic is great and the only place it really struggles is in the high frequencies. Before purchasing this mic, make sure you have a few things. It's a very wide mic and I could barely fit it into the hanging mount I had. Not only is it wide, but also VERY HEAVY. If you plan on using an arrow I would make sure it can take its weight. This also applies to the stand you use. This microphone does not come with a stand. I would also recommend buying a pop

For recording my voice (baritone) it does its job perfectly. For added warmth, this means the mic gets closer, which in turn means you don't have your fingers etc. flapping. If you hold it close to your mouth but don't look directly into it, this is easy (or grab a pop filter). [.] The microphone electronics are very quiet - the sound is sampled with a bit depth of 18 bits. The guarantee can be extended to 10 years free of charge. a bit heavy (partly due to the fact that it's built like a tank)

I've been a podcaster since late 2005 and have had a variety of mics. I even had an Electro-Voice RE20 and recently an Electro-Voice RE320. I like this microphone better. It's so easy to get clean sound without getting the blur and raspy hiss that I had with the more expensive RE320. Just dead silence when I'm not speaking, and when I speak the audio is crisp and clear, not fuzzy or loud at all. I think you could get the same sound with the RE320 running it through a very clean and powerful…