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GirlFromYonder
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I need it for recording audio for videos and stuff (gameplay) and in-game chat or Skype and stuff. 

My budget is $50

 

 

 

And will the Shure SE-215 be good for monitoring my voice as i record or would you recommended some other earphones. 

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13 hours ago, DeezNoNos said:

And will the Shure SE-215 be good for monitoring my voice as i record or would you recommended some other earphones. 

Why do you want IEMs to monitor your voice? That's just distracting, in my experience. The only time I record with headphones on is when I need to pace myself with a backing track, and I use open headphones when I do that. 

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7 hours ago, Ranterbach said:

Why do you want IEMs to monitor your voice? That's just distracting, in my experience. The only time I record with headphones on is when I need to pace myself with a backing track, and I use open headphones when I do that. 

ooh ok. You know to check for noise and stuff

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On 9/18/2016 at 1:35 AM, DeezNoNos said:

ooh ok. You know to check for noise and stuff

Eh, as long as your recording space is quiet, you can fix most things in editing. I use Adobe Audition. You'll sound more natural if you record yourself as you would speak normally. 

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