Unboxing The Samson GoMic Usb Conderser Microphone And TEST!

This A Condenser Mic Which Is A Mic Used In Studios For Recording Vocals In Music And Podcast, But THis A USB Version Made For Computers. Condenser Mics Use More Energy Than Normal Mics Or Headsets, Condenser Mics Do No Pick Up Any Background Noise And Only Pick Sound From One Direction Unless Your Mic Had Diferent Modes To Pick Up Sound From Diferent Directions.

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[MrRocque]

as for the pop filter, almost ALL condenser mics are prone to 'plosives' because they are sensitive. The element is generally a very THIN piece of metal. Hell, try blowing into the mic at karaoke (probably a dynamic mic) and see if the karaoke host doesn't smack you up side the head for doing it. Microphones are designed to pick up 'sound pressure' and you're blowing a pressure wave directly on the element...that's why 'plosives' cause popping, they're 'windy' sounds, like P and B and T.

[HakerzTM]

@MrRocque Thanks For The Info :D

[expertprogrammer]

Nice

[lilaj32641]

I JUST BOUGHT THIS AND ITS PRETTY GOOD.

[letshavealookherenow]

@MrRocque

well, maybe in the cell phone of a studio opreator ;-)

[MrRocque]

the most dangerous knife is always the unsharpened one....thx for that 'how not to' video. A little 'mic' fyi....though condenser mics are used in studios, that doesn't make this mic 'studio' usable. All condenser means is that the element is a 'capacitance' type 'diaphragm' as opposed to a 'coil and magnet' dynamic type or a ribbon type. the mic built into a notebook is a condenser mic (though its an 'electret' condenser). I wouldn't call a notebook mic a 'studio used' mic.