Good Usb Mic

[Toby]

well I'm pretty sure I'm going to go with the blue yeti, does anyone have it and could tell me what he/she thinks about it?

Search for reviews on Google and Youtube. That'll give you a better idea than any of us can.

[Regnox]

Thanks for all the replies, well I'll watch a couple of comparaisons of the at2020, blue yeti and samson Co1u and see which one suits me best.

[Regnox]

For just talking I use a lifechat lx-3000, amazing sound quality. I had the blue yeti, it looks amazing, sounds amazing, but to be honest it's a waste of money unless you record, hence why I sold it.

well I already have a pair of headphones so I don't want a pair to only use for talking

[Regnox]

I just realised that I haven't specified that I'll use it a lot for gaming an that I have a cherry mx brown keyboard, will the blue yeti on it's standard mount pick up a lot of those noises?

[sticky]

I have the Snowball and it is a great usb mic for the price.

[Broseephus]

Oh me oh my,,,,, Zalman ZM-1. Like 10 bux and you sound great. Of course if you're trying to do high quality recordings it probably isn't for you.

[Regnox]

well, I'm going to get the yeti and if it picks up to much noise I'll probably get another stand or something

[Regnox]

I'm probably going to order it tomorrow so if anyone wants to say something...

Thanks a lot for the comments :)

[Toby]

I figure I'll mention, all the mics we're talking about are cardioid mics, so to use them properly you'll have to be practically making out with them to get the best results. They aren't microphones to be used feet away from your mouth.

[Regnox]

I figure I'll mention, all the mics we're talking about are cardioid mics, so to use them properly you'll have to be practically making out with them to get the best results. They aren't microphones to be used feet away from your mouth.

ok, thanks but it'll be just a few inches away from my face :)  (five at max)