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Thinking of branching out your channel and becoming a camwhore?
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Thinking of branching out your channel and becoming a camwhore?
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Ahem... "Personal pleasure device tester and reviewer", please.
Whatever brings the money in, right?!
what mic is that and any good ?I also got a USB Mic.
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wife wants one for her zoom classes she now gives.
thanks
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They must be selling millions of usb mics and HD cams right now.
Streaming just got bigger.
Streaming just got bigger.
same goes for gym equipment...try buying a kettle bell now lol
It’s the HyperX quadcast, quality of the device is great, cost me £109.
Audio quality isn’t the best you can buy but it’ll do for streaming or chatting on Discord etc.
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I think mostly the thousands of people working from home or trying to stay in touch with family are putting a strain on stock.
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I agree.
need to do some research then.It’s the HyperX quadcast, quality of the device is great, cost me £109.
Audio quality isn’t the best you can buy but it’ll do for streaming or chatting on Discord etc.
she gives music lessons so mic needs to be good to pick music up
Yeah, took me 6 weeks to find the HyperX in stock!
It’s the easiest solution, USB straight into the computer.
You can go for a studio mic but they are XLR connection so you have to go down the route of a DAC etc.
Have a look at the Blue yeti mic, gets great reviews.
Been a while since I got any American soda.
Good choice... I'm addicted to the Fanta Shokata at the moment
I've not bought any kettle bells
I Bought three sets of dumbbells... one by mistake, which I sold on under cost
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Do some proper research, there are different types of mics and they suit different applications ( for a quick guide https://www.musicianonamission.com/types-of-microphones/ ), for music you won't want to be using a conventional podcast type mic, they are built to pick up voice better than instruments. I'd suggest spending proper money and not buying the cheaper options of streamer/podcast mics...but do your own research of course.