Naturally it changes between microphones but what do you usually hear when you record yourself that you don't hear in your own head
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Shout outs to singers who hold on to the mic stand for dear life, gotta be one of my favourite genders
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ok question for the VA and ttrpg folks on here: whats your fave usb mic for streaming/video content?
i have a great XLR in my booth, but i can't do fun themed backgrounds in there, and i MUST do fun themed backgrounds
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So I ran into several different videos and tutorials on modifying an old telephone handset into one of two kinds of lo-fi microphone: a passive mic using the speaker, and a powered mic using the carbon microphone element. The easiest way to do the former is to remove the microphone element and connect the earpiece's leads to a jack; the latter needs a battery and some way to block the DC return voltage from your amplifier, like a transformer. I decided to mod this handset — which its previous owner was kind enough to decorate with big plastic jewels — to do both, installing the jacks and power circuit into this plastic container (I think it originally held drink mix packets). The switch turns the power to the mouthpiece on and off (lighting the LED when on), while the earpiece is always connected to the other jack.
(I'm using ⅛" jacks because I'm intending to use this mostly to feed into my Eurorack system, though obviously it can feed things like audio interfaces and guitar amps with suitable adapters. I've only done a little testing, but it works exactly as designed so far!)
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not a line but a question-
just got my first microphone so i can start doing some personal voice work for myself. any idea how to block out things like sounds from my computer?
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It depends on what your computer set up is and what kind of mic you're using.
My first "serious" mic i got for doing voices was a Blue Snowball
So we can use that as an example
First option is Noise Removal in Audacity
Pretty easy. Select your audio track and then high lite an area where you arn't speaking
go to effects, noise removal, then get noise profile, then apply
Then select the whole track, go to noise removal and then apply and it should clean up most background noise like fans.
If that doesn't work, then try some sound proofing for your mic
Ether with a heavy comforter or blanket held over you and your mic and computer
or make a little cube of foam to put your mic in.
Sometimes you just can't get rid of background computer noise, so i always covered it up with audio
Hope this helped!
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different mics!
JOTA's trophy. - Beat JOTA's first song as Anonfriend (another skin you can get)
TXT Mic. - unlocked when you beat Screech, along with the BF.TXT skin
Backspaced. - Beat Screech OR JOTA as BF.TXT
The Classic. - Beat Screech on easy
J_Mic. - Beat Jay's first week on normal
The First, The Best. - Beat Screech's first week on normal
First of many. - Die once.
No Better Than Screech. - Beat the Husks on normal
Time Bomb. - Beat Short-Fuse
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