Wow! I was noticed :D I'm working on several videos using the mic. I will upload soon. God bless bro!

Which 1 is best pm420 or pm421 ?how is this different?plz reply

@@nitinraina1788 there is Pm422

@@angelomagtira1998 not available in india .only 420 and 421 are available

So have you got it in yet?

You're very welcome. I hope to do more. Just don't have a lot of time these days. Thanks!

Thanks for subscribing!

May I know what software u use to edit vocals sound that u’ve been recorded?

how's it doing rn

@@PizzaOfficials Lol randomly came back here now. It broke after about 4-6 months. Constant hissing. Sent it in and all I could get was that they would "repair" it. Got it back after quite some time. Still didnt work. Complained and got my money back, and threw away the thing. Worked fine when it was working. Also, way before the sound got fed up on it, the monitoring jack stopped working. Just bout an AU40 instead now, gonna see how that is in comparison.

@@ugglebo1198 oh so is it worth buying it then? or nah

WHY DOES EVERYONE HAVE YOUR PFP

i CANNOT get it to work and detect sound! it dosent work, it says it is a speaker.... but clearly it is a microphone

@@K2Kassandra it should be instantly recognizable. Mine was literally plug and play, windows 10

Sam Loki do you know whats the difference between this version and the pm422?

Arsen El Mentalista the 422 is newer but the shock mount on it is just for looks, that’s why the price on Amazon is a lot cheaper than its original price

Thanks for the insight. My goal with the rating system was to create a consistent approach that would weigh the most important aspects more heavily, but still ultimately come out with a "scale of 0-10" for an overall number. I've benefitted from this type of review system on other videos, so that's what I decided to do, but I'll keep your note in mind as I continue. Do you think I should I explain the system in each video (I expect most viewers wouldn't have seen another one of my reviews)?

@@ClosetHymnologist If you do decide to explain I'd keep it very brief if possible. I see why you did it, it just seemed a little janky to me at first. Maybe if you just went and put TOTAL SCORE: X/10 score at the bottom, beneath where you have your other metrics, it'd be more clear. I don't know I'm not a expert lol. Best of like and you have my subscribe though!

@@ClosetHymnologist I respectfully disagree with Judah's comment - I found the rating system very clear and I immediately understood that you were weighing the most important aspects more heavily (I wish that was something more reviewers would do!!). Just my 2 cents!

I haven’t used it on guitar myself, but I expect it would do pretty well with the right placement. 8-10 inches in front of the 12th fret, pointed back towards the sound hole.

Does it pick up background noise? Also is it good for vc?

Oh, that $115 kit is the one that comes with a set of headphones. This kit is still $79. Love you too, brother!

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You're welcome! Good luck with your singing!

I did nothing to the audio accept adjust the levels in a few places (noted in the video). There's got to be some noise ground in there somewhere, but it's barely there. It really is "that good". I am also in a pretty quiet room. I think it would be great for audiobook narration. I've been using for video voiceovers for several weeks now, and I still really like it. I usually bring the highs up a bit in the EQ and add some compression (but that's just for my voice, everyone's is different).

The video was edited with Adobe Premiere Pro. Recorded with a Lumix G7.

Thanks. I've actually thought of doing that as a side job. The problem is, I'm not a very good reader :) They'd have to edit me too much.

Ha! Nice catch. I think I meant to say "geared towards people getting started out in podcasting" I guess that ended up on the editing floor. oops!

@@ClosetHymnologist it's all good :) i was just really curious xD Great video though :)

Yes!

Yeah, I know, the NW800 sounds kind of shockingly bad, right? I've heard some good tests with the NW800, so I'm guessing that they maybe just aren't very consistent. Maybe I got a bad one. It's EQ-able into something workable, I did another video on that. Thanks for the sub!

@@ClosetHymnologist hell yeah!

@@ClosetHymnologistthe nw800 sounds worse than my hyperx headset mic lmao. (i have the hyperx cloud revolver s)

I did not find that to be true at all. As you can see in the tests, I found that it was plenty loud enough with the gain knob at about 60%, at least for normal talking.

I have the mic, if you are like 1cm away from the mic at 100% knob input vol, it will have this deafening loudness that breaks the 'soundstage'

oooh. I haven't had that happen. Might be a defective one. I'd try to get a replacement if it's not too late.

@@ClosetHymnologist I reached our to the company. Waiting for there response. Thank you for the reply

Nikki, the PM421 is it’s own interface, it just plugs directly into the computer. For the other mics, I was using a Focusrite Scarlet 2i2 audio interface.

@@ClosetHymnologist thank you so much

Zero latency is a gimmick. To be honest they sound the same.

yeah its a compatibility issue, use garageband maybe

It could. But you can get rid of that with a noise gate or using voicemeeter

No headphone port on the PM421. I think they may have another model that has a headphone port.

Yes, with an OTG cable ofc

Not sure. I would think so, but I haven't tested that.

Nope, I didn’t add anything in post, other than just adjust the level up a bit as noted. It could be you got a defective one? Hard to say.

@@ClosetHymnologist I dunno all mics I get have white noise. Some less some more... Might be that I don't have grounding in my house so I'll have to go something like phantom powered XLR mic. Great review by the way.

Unfortunately, no. Unless there's some workaround I don't know about, I don't believe you can have two USB sources. Period. Regardless of the mic model. That's the downside of USB mics (or actually, the way operating systems are designed). A computer will only ever "see" one audio source from a USB connection. Now, that source *could* have lots of discrete channels, but in the case of a single mono USB microphone, I don't think you can "add" more to a computer. But please correct me if I'm wrong. That's why I still use XLR mics and a multichannel audio interface for most of what I do.

Closet Hymnologist someone told me I could run a 421 & 422 on the same computer through GarageBand

I haven't tested the k670, but I've been pretty impressed with Fifine quality in the dynamic mic of theirs I have. I would guess they are fairly similar to each other, it looks like they may even be built with a lot of the same parts.

@@ClosetHymnologist ohhh ok thanks for saying 👍

thanks for the sub!

Edward, I would think so. I haven’t done much singing with it yet myself, but if you leave enough headroom by keeping the volume knob low-ish, I bet it would do very well for singing.