Hi, thank you for doing this video. I'd like to hear more about using the second mic for music. You mentioned that you can place the second mic by your party speaker. Is that for playing music? If yes, does it offer a good balance between your voice and the music you are playing? Would you be able to demonstrate how to do this and how it sounds? Currently I teach fitness classes on Zoom and my setup looks like this: Blue Snowball Microphone plugged into my Mac laptop, and a wireless JBL speaker is placed just behind the microphone. Spotify playlist streamed into the speaker from my iPhone. The Zoom setting that filters out background noise turned off, so that the music can be heard in the Zoom, but that also means if there is any other outside noise, the mic picks that up too. The sound quality of the music and my voice is not great, in fact it is cringe-worthy. It seems you can either barely hear the music, or if I turn up the music, then I have to shout over it. Any suggestions you can offer on how to incorporate the music into a Zoom class using a personal mic setup like the Rode you talked about in this video would be greatly appreciated.