Quel MICRO pour Commencer YouTube Vlog !?

Have you ever thought about why your sound doesn’t reason so well than other youtubers well, we will discuss it in this video Hello everyone here Geek Tech, and I hope you are doing well, before you watch this video if you are new to the channel, I invite you to join us by subscribing I present videos like this as well as tutorials. It is therefore a great opportunity for me to communicate with you through my videos so that you get knowledge about the different products that I am reviewing. So if you follow me from the start I think you noticed that I have spoken and present several microphones of several types, through a condenser microphone the BM-800 the Rode lavalier microphone the Smartlav + the Tascam DR-40 the Boya BY-MM1 on the other hand I didn’t tell you about the Rode NT4 + but if you want let me know and I’ll do whatever it takes. And today we have a guest of honor who comes straight from USKEYVISION I presents the UVM-PRO a micro shotgun for DSLR but not that, it is also Compatible Smartphone Tablet and Computer. This is a professional vlogging microphone with a headphone input, specification side ; equipped with a 3.

5 mm audio jack connection and therefore no battery required 01:28 - or phantom power it is a unidirectional microphone otherwise a microphone of shotgun and you have to be in front of it to save and that’s how you will be able to produce the best, it also has an SNR or Signal Report on -72dB noise, which means you should be able to get good sound, rating sensitivity will be 40 dB plus 2 db meaning that it will be a little more sensitive than the integrated video microphone, and I will make you “listen in a few moments, so if this is your first video you are watching, it may be that you may not know not my configuration, but I currently use the NT4 + microphone from RODE to combine with the TASCAM DR-40 to shoot most of my videos, I set them up on a tripod that I put in front of me or on the side when I’m not in voiceover, we will pass on board Microphone on camera I am using the Nikon D5200 and you may have an idea of ​​why you need a specific mic to do your recordings, so now you should hear the recording on the device photo itself which will seem a bit noisy you might even pick up some surrounding noise, since they are designed to pick up a lot of noise and a lot of volume, they do not specify not really or you can’t really control what volume it takes just all that that happens will be more or less recorded and add to your recording, that is a microphone that remains available on Amazon that you could buy at $ 44 I find that it’s a cheap microphone but in addition to that you learn to better use your recording audio, you can really make a sound and make it a really good mic for a price cheap and therefore the question is: is the UskeyVision shotgun microphone would compete with other mic available on the market, so let’s go and test it push more, so now that this one is plugged in you can sort of see the difference audio again this will be much more sensitive than the mounted video microphone since will produce a higher volume than the mounted video mic so if you are using an audio preset, you will probably need to turn down that volume level to do this sound similar to what you used or for decent audio quality and therefore for me personally I really like the form factor of this mic I like the fact that it is a small microphone which remains very comparable to the RODE videomic or the Boya By-MM1 I do not like not have a big microphone on my camera I don’t want it to be very visible if I film or if I record and to still be able to capture a good sound the dead cat on it lets lower that noise level just a little. some additional features that USKEYVISION included with this package is going to be a shock mount or shock absorber and it’s the same thing you might find in your box of the RODE videomic but it also came with two different auxiliary cords so one will be for your camera and the other will be for your phone and this way you can use it directly with your smartphone, however if you use an iPhone, you will need a Lightning adapter before plugging it into your microphone, it is also equipped with a headphone port and it is basically up to you to plug in your earphones or headphones and then you can monitor the audio coming out of the mic and this way you can compose it on your camera if you need it, So to sum up, this mic is a great option especially if you’re just getting started in this area and especially if you are new to audio recording and how it works audio there are also a lot of different possibilities, you don’t necessarily have to use this on top of your camera, you can also use it on the top of your phone, you can have it exposed somewhere and that’s just a great compact option if you don’t want to travel around with a mic. therefore if you are interested in this mic i will leave a link in the description below, I hope this can help you in your creative project, So that will be all for this video, hope you enjoyed it and if so please feel free to subscribe if you haven’t, you can hit the like button and leave a comment if you have any questions then it remains for me to wish you excellent day, are you well, Ciao .