yeah a pop filter, they don't cost much. It cuts back on background noise.
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that's a good question. i'm gonna say one that goes over it, but then again if your speaks are not too loud, you can get away with adjusting or setting up a noise gate. If i was gonna play it safe, just get the one that goes around it and if it still picks up background noise then you can set up the noise gate and you should be good to go.
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Originally posted by daddypnot3d View Post
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Was reading this
AT2020 vs Blue Yeti – Comparison
The below section of the article will help you decide if you should opt for Audio Technica or Yeti. Features
When one talks about features, the Blue Yeti undoubtedly wins over the AT2020. It has a number of useful features such as gain control, mute button, 4 recording patterns and volume knob for the headphone.
On the other hand the Audio Technica’s mic does not have gain control, mute button or volume control buttons. It supports recording in only Cardioid mode. But what AT2020 lacks in terms of convenience it gains in sound quality as it produces high quality sound recordings. Build Quality
Both products are well build microphones. They are made using good quality metal and are strong and sturdy. Both the mics have metal grills that shelter the mic capsules situated below it.
The only thing that sets the two mics apart is the stand. The stand provided with the Yeti is very well built and robust. The user can adjust the height to meet his/her requirements.
In contrast, the stand provided with the AT2020 is a disappointment. It can hardly support the weight of the mic and the user has to place one foot on it in order to support it. Sound
The overall sound produced is one of the deciding factors while choosing a good microphone and this is where AT2020 scores big time.
The AT2020 is more attuned for managing high frequency than the Yeti. Hence the sound produced is much smoother compared to Blue Yeti which is slightly harsher.
Music from a guitar, rapping and singing can be recorded better using AT2020 as it was originally designed to be a studio microphone which was converted to USB mic later on.
The Blue Yeti is more suitable for voiceovers, commentary and podcasts.
If you’re looking for a best microphone for rap vocals then from the two mics mentioned above, Audio Technica’s product would be my bet. However, if you’ve got the money you should definitely go for XLR version instead of USB.
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Originally posted by SneaksDGAF View Post
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Originally posted by Disenchantment View Post
and that can support the weight or size of a yeti or at2020? or at 2035?
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