I saw two more comparisons of these two microphones tested with a female voice, but this is the first time, when I would like to EQ the sound from the SM7B for podcasting. The DCM8 doesn't need an EQ for podcasts to me.
@bambymedia2 ай бұрын
Yeah I definitely would have to EQ the SM7B to get it to where it sounds nice for my voice. DCM8 I agree doesn't need anything much at all. I think the SM7B does sound quite alright for the male voice (Alex in the video), but I still prefer it for him too.
@fredoverflow2 ай бұрын
The DCM8 has 2 EQ switches on the back, but their settings for this video weren't revealed.
@bambymedia2 ай бұрын
@@fredoverflow The settings on the microphones themselves (bottom of mics for those playing at home) are completely flat for both microphones for this video. No EQ adjustments were made at all on post-production either. Completely flat. Only a bit of compression applied to normalise volumes. Hope that helps!
@scottmaxim80452 ай бұрын
Thanks for the heads up on the SE DynaCaster vs. Shure SM7B. The SE sounds legit and with the integration of their Dynamite booster tech, it's a far easier option for the average home user to use than the SM7b which requires monster amounts of gain to make it work. I'm going to give it a looksee next time I find one in front of me. I'm genuinely curious to hear how it works with my voice. Plus, I'm a sucker for microphones that have the color red incorporated into them. As a rule, I'm obligated to buy one whenever possible. ;) One thing: Thank you for pointing out that annoying cable on the body of the SM7B! That has driven me crazy since the first time I put my hands on one of them! It's distracting for me because all I can think of is something snagging it and snapping the wire! I wish Shure would internalize that wire both for protection and for aesthetics. BLEH!
@bambymedia2 ай бұрын
Hehehe - I like that you need to buy microphones with the colour red! Yes definitely give the sE Dynacaster a look/listen. I'm currently obsessed with it. Also YES to the super clunky design on the SM7B. Why did they do that? It feels like a recipe for disaster.