hey

I don't know if combining the two would be better, probably would

I really like my chink 48v phantom power supply tbh

if you hear me on voice chat I'm always usingit

i might just do the 48v meme

like if money isn't an issue a presonus or focusrite is the best possible way but it sounds like you're not planning to use the mic for anything other than gaming

I just hate having multiple boxes lying around

sparks muh autism

it will be for skype and discord

then phantom power supply is fine

just think of it as a mains adapter for your mic

so i don't need it to be amazing

ok makes sense

and I think i have an extra xlr cable lying around

I should make another video on this kek

"what you need to use the bm800"

because i was hella confused beforeyou told me

tbh it's what my analytics say is the most popular subject

out of all my videos

I think a lot of people are confused

and no one is WRONG using a somake, I just think if you have the money there's no reason to not use the full capability of the mic

it's like underclocking your PC parts or something

i would have just bought it and plugged it into the front mic port on my pc and then gotten pissed that it didn't work

I'll start plotting another video

SOMAKE KILLA

just like go through the different parts of your setup and explain why you need every part

Well

Underclocking is exaggerating, I think

It's uh...

Getting a K CPU without overclocking

Cause you don't wanna put more money into the PSU

Well, the Somake goes for <1$, while a proper interface that can run a BM800/700 at its full potential can easily cost more than the mic itself

I just realised I am going to be busy all day and now I have the overwhelming urge to die

My phantom power thing was £12, bm was £11

Altogether that's not too bad

Cheaper than a blue snowball

Or antlion

less convenient tho

looks cooler but it takes up more space

Not really, I just swing my mic stand away when I'm not talking

yo memers