like the part where it regiusters as you doing stuff

fucking phonecalls

now that im settled in and have my chink food, what software should i actually use to do the recording test? i honestly havent thought about doing just audio tests before

try REaper 64

sorry

REAPER 64

tis' free as in cheap as free

as in free beer

the bm-700 is quieter

that being said, i had to turn off my A/C for my snowball

the bm-700 didnt even pick it up

weird

still souds nice

you can alwasy adjust gain for both mics if you want to make the 700 sound louder

I'll just have to adjust the bm-700's volume to be a little higher, they were both at 64%

what's it plugged into?

phantom power then to my computer

i upped the volume to 80% and i think it sounds a bit better

and again, i dont think you hear my A/C which is less than 2 feet from the microphone

but the snowball made it so obvious when i was first trying it

try recording after changing the levels in the recording devidces option

listen to the device untill the static background is gone then re record

see if that changes anything

oh boy http://puu.sh/q9XPP.png

setting two on the back of the snowball makes the A/C less noticable, but I don't think I'd get rid of it entirely

it's interesting

the bm 800 isn't that much different is it?

not as far as I'm aware, I just have the 700 cause it was on sale for $11

http://www.gearbest.com/speakers/pp_193552.html that one was a tiny bit cheaper when I came across /csg/ for the first time about a month ago

here they are, both of your original samples cleaned up in reaper

11 bucks for a mic that sounds that nice when cleaned up is not bad

I did have to get phantom power for it, cause it was pretty quiet without it, but the neewer one was like $17.50 so its still cheaper than the snowball

yeah and it is clearer than the snowball

I don't really know how to clean up audio, these are programs I've never really worked with

i had to learn about it just then