A Talks : Mics A Talks: Mics

Hello & Welcome Ladies & Gentlemen to a brand new episode of A Talks Mics, today what you are hearing was supposed to be exclusiveley for my Discord Server but then while I was making those recordings I decided top convert it into a Podcast Episode so it may reach you guys and who knows maybe it's atleast of some use to you somehow, therefore it is now coming right at ya!!



Gear Used In This Episode:

Microphone: Lewitt LCT 440 Pure

Interface: Audient Evo 4

Headphones: Sony MDR-7506

DAW: Adobe Audition

Hello & welcome back to another episode of A Talks Mics and today, I have a microphone that took ages to arrive in India after it's launch worldwide, and is still an import only commodity somehow, but I managed to get it after waiting for 28 days finally and as I juggled between the thoughts of keeping it or sending it back, I finally gave in and did some serious testing & comparisons. Then I decided to make this all public for you guys to hear this as well and then...here we are...

I am hoping you are taking good care of yourselves and keeping your spirits high.



Microphones Featured In This Episode

1. Neat Worker Bee 2

2. Audio Technica AT-2020

3. Blue Ember

4. Shure PGA 181

5. Lewitt LCT 240 Pro

6. Lewitt LCT 440 Pure

7. Rode NT-2A

8. Rode NT1



Audio Interface: Audient iD4 Mk II

Headphones: Sennheiser HD560S

No Desk Stands Or Boom Arms Were Harmed While Recording This Episode!

Hello & Welcome to another instalment of A Talks Mics and today I have a weird beast in my podcasting setup, I call it a beast bcz its capable of so much, and then I call it weird because it has some flaws that make my life just a tad bit difficult, however, since I am still new with this thing I intend things to change for the better in the foreseeable future, what if they don't? Well the mone is already gone, so yeah.

Jump in to know what I have to say about the device.

Gear Used In This Episode

Microphone: Rode Procaster

Mixer: Rodecaster Duo

Headphones: Sennheiser HD560S

Desk Stand: Rode DS-1

Hello Podcasters & Creators

I am back with another epsiode of the show today and today I have with me a microphone that is very cheap and I would like to say somehow effective, now how good or bad it is I leave it up to you guys who will listen to this episode and for the sake of keeping it very relevant I have just included one comparison with another microphone which is also a very cheapo microphone called the Maono AU-HD 300, which I procured for 40 bucks around 4-5 months back, there 9is a post processing test and except processing on one segment everything else is RAW with only loudness normalisation active for levelling audio at fair levels.

I hope you find this useful, I shall see you in the next one!!



Gear Used In This Episode

Microphones: JBL CSHM 10, Maono AU-HD 300

Audio Interface: Zoom U-22, Audient iD4 Mk II

DAW: Audioshare, Adobe Audition

Hello Ladies & Gentlemen, I hope all of you are doing alright, accept my apologies for being MIA since the past 8 months on this podcast but yes this upload i a proof that it's still alive, I am still alive & I still talk mics! Today is a special episode because it involves a microphone that is very very close to my heart, that microphone has got a new version and I have some opinions, some questions, some viewpoints and some facts to share about it with all of you wonderful beings!

I will not make the show notes cumbersome and let you get back to listening to the episode, which is the real deal!



Gear Used In This Episode

Microphone: Rode NT1 (Hah!)

Interface: Audient iD4 Mk II

Desk Stand: Rode DS 5

DAW: Adobe Audition

Hello ladies & gentlemen and welcome to a new episode of A Talks Mics and today I talk about reflection shields. As you all are aware about the fact that us podcasters and microphone/tech enthusiasts are always looking forward to enhance and improve their audio game continuously and in that pursuit we come across a lot of gear that promises a variety of things, some promise a better sound, some promise better performance and some promise that you can convert absolutely any space into a studio, yes, some do and that's what actually surprises me the most because a lot actually goes into a space to make it a studio, its not that you cannot create a studio anywhere but usually it does take some work at least to actually have working studio setup that enables you to produce fine results. Reflection shields not only come with a lot of promises, they also come with a lot of myths, so in this episode which is actually based on a discussion I had with some of my friends on a casual Sunday evening about reflection filters and if they really are that useless, I reserve any comments on that here, so its better you tune in to the episode to know what I actually want to convey. I think ladies & gentlemen that this episode can at least tell you something about the nature and effects, benefits or cons of these shields so as to actually enable you to choose if you want to have one or to simply stay away and rather invest in some make shift booths or proper room treatment to get that nice sound out of most of your microphones and especially, condenser microphones. I am hoping you are in the best of spirits and health and I shall be back with a new episode of A Talks Mics very soon, until then...God Bless!
Gear Used In This Episode:
Microphone: Rode NT-1
Audio Interface: Zoom U-22
DAW: Adobe Audition
Music: Epidemic Sound
I did test out a reflection filter from Maono for this episode but it wasn't the only absorption stuff used in this episode, I had constructed a make shift temporary booth with some pillows along with the isolation shield for the purposes of this episode, in the event of full disclosure, I thought you must know what you were actually hearing in the episode, more details in the episode.