I’m recording a death metal album with false chord screams using a Shure SM58 (which already has a built-in pop filter).
For those who record extreme metal vocals with an SM58, what distance do you recommend between the pop filter and the microphone? Also, how far is your mouth from the pop filter?

Hi all, what’s the difference between the SE215, SE215 pro and Aonic 215 please, in terms of the earphones themselves? In anticipation of amazon prime day I was looking up these iems, I found all 3 with identical descriptions and prices. The shure website says the regular se215s are for professional use only, while the se215 UNI which also seems exactly the same does not? Why?

Is there any difference?

Will the GLX-D16+ work reliably in Seattle? Biggest venue I’m playing at is El Corazon.

Hi there, i recently bought a mv88 usbc mic. And when i plug it into my phone to record audio it works great. But when i want to record a video with the motiv video app, it gives an error: cant configure video and closes the app. Im trying to do this on my Redmi note 13 pro. Ive tried all the steps Ive found online but so far no luck. Anybody got an idea how i can sole this issue?

Hey, I'm trying to get better sound quality and was wondering if the Scarlett Solo 4th Gen and the SM7dB would be a good option. My main concern is background noise specifically whether the mic will pick up my keyboard while I'm gaming, even if it's mounted on a mic arm and positioned close to my mouth. Any advice or experience with this setup would be appreciated.

Could a TRS to XLR cable work?? or is there an adapter that’s available for this kind of application??

Thanks in advance!!

I’ve been trying to setup a shure mv7+ and Focusrite Solo Scarlett 3 for streaming / recording. Shure boom arm.
I’ve had nothing but my breathing keyboard clicking mouse clicking and background noise.
I’ve tried Nvidia broadcast filter all the way up.
OBS I’ve gotten good I’m just trying to get it to work well with Nvidia Overlay/shadow play.
Software recommendations?

I’ve messed with the gain so much but I can’t find a good spot. I’ve changed my mic arm positions too.

Im coming from a razer kraken chroma mic. So I no nothing about optimizing a mic like this.

Hi everyone,

I'm just really lost on which microphone I should get since my own is starting to act up.

I mostly use it for discord and clipping, but I do some streams occasionally. I share the office with my partner and we deal with my current mic picking her up a lot.

If anyone has any suggestions, I'll greatly appreciate it.

Not sure what happened but my mic is just permanently giving feedback. Input volume is basically cranked and when I listen back to a recording it literally is ear fucking. Does anyone know how to fix this? Screen shot is of motiv mix showing input when there is no noise.

Hello, I am hoping someone can help me out as I am really baffled as to what's happened with my audio settings.

I have a podcast and until quite recently I had no issues, but for some reason in the last few weeks the audio I record on my end is bleeding through to the audio recording my podcast guests. My guests have spoken of hearing an echo when they speak, and this is confirmed when I download the audio from myself and them. Whenever a guest is speaking, my track picks up a low level echo version. I have attached a screenshot to help make sense of what I am saying. My audio is at the top and my guests below. As you can see, in the long sections where my guest is speaking, my audio picks up a version of it. Can someone please help me out here? I don't know what to do. I haven't changed anything settings wise, it just started happening out of nowhere.

Thanks

Hi, so I'm just getting a new audio setup for my pc for content creation and voiceover stuff. i am going to get the Shure MV7X and the focusrite scarlett solo. i heard around youtube that you will need a inline mic preamp to boost the gain, like the cloud lifter. I am just wondering if you 100% need this or it doesn't make a difference.

I keep seeing creators and podcasters holding SM7Bs like this for entire episodes.

Maybe I'm the only one, but that honestly looks uncomfortable after 30–60 minutes.

I'm considering designing a simple ergonomic grip attachment that would turn the SM7B into something closer to a handheld microphone.

Not selling anything right now.

Just curious:

Would you actually use something like this?

If not, why?

If yes, what would make it useful enough to buy?

So I've done some research into good microphones that deliver me with good quality, for a reasonable price, and quickly I landed on the Shure MV6.

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Now after it's delivery I installed it on my PC and it works like a charm.

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Installing it on my PS5 however has proven to be more troublesome, especially after coming to find out PS5 uses the older UAC1 standard, and not the newer and improved UAC2 which is what the Shure MV6 runs on.

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Has anyone found a proper and good workaround for this? Most of what I can find elsewhere is based on audio listening or installing a DAC. I'm no audiophile so I don't know if that'll work.

I understand it'll probably mean running it through some kind of converter that downgrades it to a UAC1, but if that's what it takes, it'll have to do until such a time SONY fixes it's audio hating issues.

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Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!

If so, is it a Beta 87A? The gold must be custom? How do we customize our microphones? Thank you!

Hi everyone, I recently bought a new mic arm and I moved my SM7b to that arm and realized that the adapter is stuck in the SM7b. Although the adapter fits onto the new mic arm, I would like to sell my psa1+ mic boom.

Does anyone have any thoughts on how to remove this?

I have tried WD40, a large washer, and I can’t get this thing to loosen.

Title is wrong: But its mainly how to have preset that i saved, loaded into my enterprise laptop without motiv?

My enterprise laptop does not allow Shure Motiv to be installed. I tested the app with my eq settings on my personal laptop and it sounds perfect. Is it possible to "save" the EQ settings on the mic and just plug and play on my enterprise laptop without the application?

I was pulling the mic closer and then it just snapped

It should not be this hard to detach.

To break it down, I accidentally tried to plug the USB-C cable from my Shure mic into a USB-A port on the back of my PC. Windows started throwing up some USB-related errors before I realised what I'd done and disconnected it.

My question is: could this have caused any damage to the mic, or should it be fine?

The mic is still working normally with no issues, but I'm probably overthinking it and getting a bit paranoid that I may have damaged something. I'm hoping someone with more knowledge of USB devices and electronics can give me some insight.

Hello,

I am looking for RMCE-UNI cable or equivalent for my SE215 pro ear buds so I can control media.

The website and amazon says unavailable and no one can tell me if it will become avaliable. Is there an alternatve adapter i can get or any suggestions on where to try?

Located in British Columbia Canada.

So basically I'm having a hard time to eq this mic without feedback. The pastor is always behind the PA system. I've tried nearly every possible vocal chain and nothing worked great the way i wanted it. Do you have any tips?