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The newest features of the MV7+ are actually inside the mic., which is very cool because you can set them and then take the mic., anywhere and have the same setup without needing the app. The downside would be that those features don't apply to the older mic.

Thanks, I was really happy with how it sounded on my voice as well and this is helpful feedback because I often tell people that you never know if a mic is good for you until you hear it on your voice cause the same mic can be very different on different voices. Each mic will accentuate a different part of the frequency range or even a mic that is fairly flat will be different for someone who has a hi or low voice. Another issue is processing. Depending on how someone else processed their audio (EQ, compression, etc) that can drastically change how the mic sounds.

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Thanks, the first few comments set me straight when I released. Felt dumb and it was a mistake between me and some emails I read wrong from Shure when I was testing the cam. Funny thing is how long I've been reviewing gear before I knew about, guess I've never really looked at that factor but now I do. Really wish RUclips would let us make edits but that's the way you have to roll when you put yourself into the public. Live and learn! Thanks for watching and the info.

Thanks!

And thank you for letting me know, so glad this was helpful so many years later! If you need it, I did a whole tutorial on doing this method inside either Premiere or Final Cut ruclips.net/video/PT1tR2Y-y7E/видео.html

Thanks! You can record your audio in the Motiv App and then you'd have to sync that with your video in post but you could also record video into an app and then use this mic as the audio source. But as an example, I used the Motiv app to record a lot of the audio you hear in this video until I had to switch software (see 13:25) in order to demo some stuff in the Motiv app. So it's not a big deal to record in one app and sync the audio in post. Hope that's helpful!

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Unfortunately I have no idea about the issue with AMD processors so I can't say if it will work with yours or not but just make sure wherever you buy it from, you can return it. As for files, one of the files that is recorded is a stereo mix so it will have everything on one track and you can use that for your podcast but also since you are using this as an audio interface, you can just use the track that you record into your computer. Either way, in most cases, you will still have to do some processing to get the file from a .wav file into an .mp3 for podcast delivery but that is easy enough.

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Amazing, thanks so much! This feedback really helps me make better videos cause it's clear that you've watched other MV7+ videos (in this case) and you found the info you needed in my video. Thanks again.

@@RayOrtegayeah 100% man !!

Thanks. I can't say cause I didn't use the Tamron with the gimbal, I used the Sigma 16-28 that is in the video and it worked very well. I'm not a fan of that Tamron, just because it feels kind of cheap but it still looks good when you shoot with it. Not sure how the weight of the Sigma compares but the gimbal seems really solid and handles that lens great but for your arm's sake, a lighter lens might be better ;)

@@RayOrtega Thank you very much, what do you think is better, I am on a very very tight budget, I mean with this that I cant buy 20 lenses), I want to buy a zoom lens with wich I can film almost anything, what should I buy with the gimbal, tamaron 17-70, sigma 18-55 or sigma 16-28??? Thank u very much for the Response.

@@user-pi1ij8ni5n It's really hard to tell you which lens you should get cause it really depends on so many personal factors but I will say to take a real close look (reviews etc) at this lens amzn.to/3WmDX8U which I'm seeing so many reviewers say it's their favorite lens in a long time. I think it would be perfect on a gimbal, gives you a wide angle and some zoom and it's also a constant aperture at 2.8 which allows lower light filming through the entire range of the zoom. If you're on a Sony like I am, you probably have Clear Image Zoom which will also provide additional, clean zoom when you need to reach beyond 50mm.

@@RayOrtega Thank u so much, I will look, yes I have a sony, sony fx30 so it has a crop, so I need a wider range of view. I think I will buy this lens. I will watch other reviews too. Thank u again, buy

I was able to get the mic to work with a USB-C to USB-A cable. I don't know if this will work in every case since there are different USB-A ports but it works with my 2017 iMac.

You’re in Auto setting. Those controls go away when In auto mode because the software is doing it for you.

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For sure, that's a whole video on its own that I could make;) I definitely hear too many people getting too close to their mics and engaging the proximity effect which then comes out as just muddy audio which makes it very hard on the ears. I think too many producers think this makes their voice deep and sounds good but it does not have the affect they think it does. Thanks for watching!

Appreciate it!

Thanks for watching and for the sub!

The burlap is definitely more breathable than others, if I did this again, I would use the same fabric that I used on back (the weed barrier) just to ensure that none of the fibers come out of the front. I've had these panels in my office for years now, I don't know anything coming out of them, they don't move but again, if it's a concern and you want to be more certain, I would use a layer of something less porous.

I think this version might have been in Premiere however I did a video all about this process and how to do in both FCP and Premiere ruclips.net/video/PT1tR2Y-y7E/видео.html

@@RayOrtega Thank You

Thanks, Kathleen. Did you search for Motiv Audio? I'm seeing it in the iOS store.

@@RayOrtega oh gosh! I totally thought it needed to be motiv mix. Glad to know motiv audio and video work too. Another thing is that Ive been using this for vocals and noticed that when i do an extended note, the gain auto decreases even if I’m on manual, making my recording sound weird (limited on and off). Does that happen to you?

@@KathleenFrancisco I don't sing so I haven't heard an issue with long notes but maybe it's some other processing like noise suppression or compression. Try testing it with no effects at all enabled.

@@RayOrtega no worries! I realized it was the denoiser doing the distorting! Thanks a lot, Ray!

Do you have an example here on RUclips that I can see? I only see drone footage on your channel. Upload an example of what you're describing, you can make it 'Unlisted' and I'll take a look.

I'm not 100% sure of the question but you can output the main outs of this mixer using 1/4" cables to speakers.

You are right about the software being required. If you stop the software on your computer, it will tell you that the Stream Deck will not do anything. Essentially it's not a device that holds any music, clips or anything in it, it's just a controller that activates that stuff on your computer. You could however, just plug the output of your computer into the mixer and then your Stream Deck could be used to trigger any sounds you wanted.

@@RayOrtega Actually Ray seeing as il be using the mix minus setup, technically the streamdeck sound signals will be sent through the mixer anyway no? Sorry for all the questions dude.

@@TrickshooterTV ​ no problem and now that I think about it more, it gets real tricky when you are trying to play computer sounds back through a mix-minus. The computer sounds will only play in the main mix which you don't want to send via mix-minus because the whole point is to not send SOME of the main. mix, you want to send some audio minus others. The main mix sends ALL audio. So typically what we have done is to use an iPhone, tablet or other computer to bring sounds into a channel on the mixer and then send that specific channel out of the mix-minus (aux) channel. With the Stream Deck, it will trigger sounds to play on the computer but those do not go into a specific channel on the mixer, they go to the main mix and this is why you need to bring the sounds in via another device. It all gets really confusing so I understand you asking followup questions! ;) Maybe the main question is why are you using a mix-minus? If you are bringing in another computer, your gaming computer is different than your streaming computer, then you'd want to put the sounds on the gaming computer and send those to the mixer on the streaming computer. I'm not really sure what your setup is so what I'm saying might not fit exactly with what you're doing but hopefully that's helpful.

@@RayOrtega I game and stream through 1 computer, i used Voicemeeter for years up until this point but always wanted to be able to control things physically as opposed to using a virtual mixer, plus i had alot of issues randomly with voicemeeter, also im switching to a Rode NT1 5th generation microphone via XLR combined with beyerdynamic DT770 pro 80ohm headphones, i had been using Astro A50 headphones with built n mic with voicemeeter up to this point. I really appreciate your help Ray. I just dont want to do something wrong and blow the mixer up as my knowledge is limited atm 🤣

@@TrickshooterTV Thanks for the context. Sounds like some real nice upgrades and I agree, I'm a big fan of being to adjust thing manually as opposed to in software. Have fun experimenting with your setup, I don't think you have to worry much about breaking anything, that's not really anything you could do with a mixer to mess it up. Supplying phantom power to a ribbon mic is about all I can think of but you have dynamic mics so even if you did that, you wouldn't have an issue. Let me know how it all works out!

That's great news William! Thanks for the feedback and for sharing!

The whole video was recorded with the lav mic that this video is about, the Saramonic ULM10 USB Microphone: amzn.to/2UxsunE which is not a dynamic mic but it is close to my mouth because it's clipped to my collar which you can see. Hope that is helpful.

Howdy. Looks like maybe you already saw my Q802USB video and the issue it has, if not it's here, ruclips.net/video/QHly7Vu2w-k/видео.html but I do mention the mix-minus setup with that mixer which you can do because it has the FX send which is essentially another aux send. I talk about it near the end where I mention one of the options is to use a mix-minus in an analog setup to defeat one of the issues of the Q802USB.

@@RayOrtega Hi Ray, yeah I watched it, have already ordered 2 stereo and an aux cable. 👍🏻 will let you know how I get on. Thanks for the reply and great videos dude! Also sorry I’m assuming I can use the line in and line out on the back of my computer as opposed to the mic and headphone ports?

In this video, I'm using these Senals amzn.to/3zDzlU5

A couple different things to check. If you're getting too much noise and breath, it sounds like maybe your gain settings are set wrong. Are you using the auto function? If yes, try manual, if using manual, try auto. There may also be too much compression which could be bringing up the noise floor. Try without compression and also try with the noise reduction on. If it sounds like you're in a hallway, make sure the reverb is turned off. If it's already off then you're likely recording in a space that has too much reverb/echo and need to be somewhere else and/or you need to stay close to the mic.

Thanks for watching. What you hear in this video is pretty true to the mic. The level was only raised so that it's consumable here on youtube but definitely no limiting or heavy compression. Bringing up the audio has no effect on the native sound of the mic, if anything it also lets you hear if there are any noise floor issues. I used no EQ aka the flat option and did use noise reduction that the mic supplies because that is how I would use it and it's a built in feature of the mic.

@@RayOrtega Good information, then what we hear is the processing that the microphone system applies. Yes noise reduction was strong. The noise gate cuts start and end of most words. To me it also sucks the lift out of the sound as well. All nuances and textures of a voice, meaning the fidelity, are also gone. Just a note. Røde have a similar problem. Damage control on their system is to set it at -21 och -24dB and gain in the camera instead. Then it is sort of usable.

@@danielenstrom1873 Yes, any processing is native unless I note it, which I sometimes do my own processing later in the video as a demonstration/comparison.

You cannot hear audio coming back to from the headphone jack while live-streaming? Or do you mean you can't hear yourself?

I’d say no. Of course pops depend on the person who is speaking. Every one has a different level of plosive that they produce but this version has given extra room between the windscreen and the capsule which helps more than it did on the first version. It also depends on mic placement. If your plosives are heavy you’ll want to speak into the mic off axis at more of an angle.

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Are you referring to USB-C inputs? If so, you can buy an extension to give you more ports, something like this but they are a dime a dozen so shop for the one that gives you what you need amzn.to/3xNylfO

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What is the jack connected to? In other words, what are you trying to input into your camera?

Shotgun mic. Rode

@@atasteoftolga Seems odd since those are usually made for cameras. What model exactly? Is it one of these and if so, which model exactly? rode.com/en-us/microphones/on-camera

It's with all shotgun mics I attach. I've got 3 rode mics. It's only started doing this I've noticed. On my camera screen with the audio levels on display, it would always show left & right, but some reason, dunno what, it's only picking up for the right side and nothing for left .

Thanks, here's the full video, check the time-codes for the spots where I'm using XLR vs USB etc. And when XLR, I'm using the Rodecaster Pro ruclips.net/video/Af6mntdthf8/видео.html thanks for watching and hopefully for the sub!;)

It's a good question and I'm not sure but my guess is that way is occurring, what is making this possible is the jack itself more than it is the cable.

Going from the Yeti to the MV7+ will be a big improvement in noise isolation. Contenders (Yeti) definitely sound different than dynamics (MV7) so it might take getting used to but it's a good move. Thanks for watching and subbing!

I did see this and thank you!

Thanks for the compliment! And the comparison was definitely not have the two cams compete but to demonstrate how powerful the A7S is...seeing the mush that comes out of the Canon lets you appreciate even more what you can get from the A7. Thanks for watching and appreciate the sub!

Hey thanks a lot! I didn't know I was on their website, I'll take a look. Really appreciate the feedback!