QuadCast 2 S

Good quality top SM7db with Scarlett 2i2. A really good mic that will do the job extremely well, the HyperX QuadCast If you start the second, if you are pro the first

Im not a professional, but most content creators use a Shure SM7B, so that seems to be the standard. Not only is the mic expensive, but audio interfaces that I would need to set it up are also expensive, so I havent gotten myself one as I cant justify it. I was on budget, and I nabbed myself a hyperx quadcast. As long as you understand positioning, and others say get yourself a free software for compression, its a pretty solid mic. One of the best in USB mics

Hyper X Quadcast or Blue Yeti is exactly that budget, and both are as good as you can get with USB. Otherwise, you're going to sink in like another $200 or so into a system just to adapt it. If you want a Shure, go right ahead, but for strictly YT and Gaming? I, for one, cant justify it until my career starts (cuz i rlly do want a shure) or if I hit 1mil subs on YT Edit: I would 100% recommend buying a boom arm for it tho. I used the hyperx for the longest time, bought a boom arm 2 years ago and never hooked it up. The sound difference was so great one of my friends legit thought I picked up a new mic. Positioning is key.

I used to use a quadcast before upgrading, you can probably find a good condition used one off ebay if you wanna save a few bucks on it.

HyperXQuadCast is a great mic in that price range. For the noise cancellation, it’s not the microphone thats going to do that, it’s the software you use. Get a good program like SteelSeries Sonor or if you have the specs for it, NVIDIA Broadcast.

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