As a podcast producer, I’m acutely aware of how crucial it is to have a reliable and high-quality microphone. As an avid user of microphones for over 15 years, first as a musician in the studio, and now in podcasting, I feel it’s my duty to give you some guidance and stop you from buying trashy equipment
In this review, I will walk you through my experience with the Shure MV7, touching on its build quality, sound performance, and overall suitability for different recording scenarios.
0:00 - Overview of the Shure MV7 microphone
0:55 - Review of the pop filter
01:31 - Testing plosives, sibilance - XLR input
02:03 - Female singing test - XLR input
02:58 - Male voice test - XLR input
3:27 - Switching to USB input and setup instructions
4:16 - Testing plosives and sibilance - USB input
4:49 - Female singing test - USB input
5:10 - Male voice test - USB input
5:43 - Microphone placement and proximity effect
6:17 - Pros and cons of the Shure MV7 microphone
7:14 - Back to XLR mode and final remarks
GEAR WE USE TO PRODUCE THIS PODCAST:
Shure MV7
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Rode SC19 Cable:
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Satechi Hub:
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Rode Boom Arm:
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XLR Cables:
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Focusrite Clarett+:
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Sony ZV E10:
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Elgato Camlink:
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Aputure Amaran 200d LED Video Light:
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Aputure Light Box Mini:
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