Selbi
100+ Head-Fier
I heavily prefer microphones that stand separately on my computer table in front of me, compared to headsets where the microphone is attached. Cannot really explain it, but I like the feeling to not have a bobble in front of my mouth at all times. It also allows me to have more dynamics to when I'm doing voice-overs. Plus, I'm one of those weird people who prefer speakers to headphones in general.
For a long time now I've had this microphone: Trust MC-1200. It's the lowest of the low but still did a surprisingly good job and I liked it a lot. Unfortunately, it broke after two years (go figure).
Do you have any recommendations for a new table microphone? I'm targeting no more than ~30 bucks. My main concerns with the old microphone wasn't actually the audio quality (minus some electrical noise cause by my computer, it was surprisingly good), but it was way too quiet. I had to software-amp up my volume during gaming sessions by 20 dB to be loud enough. Therefore a mic with a higher pick-up volume would be cool.
For a long time now I've had this microphone: Trust MC-1200. It's the lowest of the low but still did a surprisingly good job and I liked it a lot. Unfortunately, it broke after two years (go figure).
Do you have any recommendations for a new table microphone? I'm targeting no more than ~30 bucks. My main concerns with the old microphone wasn't actually the audio quality (minus some electrical noise cause by my computer, it was surprisingly good), but it was way too quiet. I had to software-amp up my volume during gaming sessions by 20 dB to be loud enough. Therefore a mic with a higher pick-up volume would be cool.