Audio-Technica - AT2020
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A USB mic is best. I’ve had trouble with Yeti and Windows. I use an AudioTechnica 2020 mic.
r/podcasting • Want to start a video podcast. What audio equipment do I need? ->Switching from a Blue Snowball USB mic to an AT2020 and Scarlett 4i4 made a huge difference In my recordings. I have a little more control over the input so I have less to adjust in post.
r/VoiceActing • Microphone Upgrade Suggestions? ->Honestly, if you have a small carpeted room, or can a find a good space I think that matters more. I used a blue snowball my first 40 or so auditions and got roles. Now I have an AT2020 with a cage and interface and my music producing friend said it didnt sound that different. I dont think it does either. Oh and don't talk directly in the mic, just try to avoid popping it maybe put a sock on it or something
r/VoiceActing • Any good microphone recommendations under $100? ->at2020 is pretty decent
r/AdvancedProduction • What's the best Super budget vocal microphone (under £100 preferably) ->i got my first million streams (producing/mixing) with a presonus audiobox and a audio technica at-2020 mic. all together abt $250 but i was able to hone my skills using these
r/musicproduction • Best 200$ USB microphones? ->The At2020 is a cheap med diaphragm condenser with a pretty flat frequency response. Ive recorded plenty of vocals with it, used as a room mic, drum overhead, bass, etc. its not the greatest mic, no frills but useful and will get the job done.
r/Reaper • Is it worth recording without a pre-amp or good microphone? ->I use Presonus Studio Seven and love it. I hav a few microphones That I like. My favorite studio mic is the AT 20/20. But even the Presonus Mic that came with my first bundle has its positives. A ShUre SM 58 is great for vocals as well.
r/Songwriting • Those who record their own music at home, what mic do you use? And what app? ->Hey all, need some advice. I cut my demo on my Blue yeti USB mic. I know everyone says you shouldn't use USB mics, so i went out and bought an Audio Technica AT2020 XLR microphone and a Focusrite Solo audio interface to see the difference? Tested it out, and... the audio clips sound exactly the same to me...? Seriously, I dont hear a difference at all. I even hear a background hum in the XLR mic. (I soundproofed my studio the exact same way the last time.) Am I doing something wrong? Edit: Hey so in hindsight, maybe I should've been more clear. I never asked whether the Blue Yeti was better than the XLR. I KNOW an XLR mic is better, which is why I bought one. I was just confused because I got the right kind of equipment but wasn't seeing a difference. Thank you u/[Spriinkletoe](https://www.reddit.com/user/Spriinkletoe/) for the clarity!
r/voiceover • Blue Yeti mic vs XLR mic and audio interface ->AudioTechnica AT2020. Helluva budget studio mic, normal price $120, probably on sale right now for the holidays. It’s a really solid all around condenser mic, great for vox and instruments
r/homerecordingstudio • Microphone for Voice and Acoustic Guitar for around 100 or less ->AT2020 is a fantastic and really affordable condenser mic. I’ve been using it for close to 10 years now
r/audioengineering • Man who has had terrible mics his entire life needs help ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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