A friend of mine is a teacher and creates small YouTube videos for her first graders for learning and motivation. She is currently doing that with the integrated laptop microphone. More bad than right, but it does the job. Now she told me that she had received a message from a mother that day in which the mother wrote that her son almost came to tears when they watched the learning video together because he finally heard his teacher's voice again and he missed her so much. That made me want to do something good and give her a reasonably sensible microphone.
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Who can give me a tip for a mic? Budget around 50-60 euro, for recording YouTube videos on the laptop.
I would be very happy to receive information and tips.
https://www.thomann.de/...458d3c19de
It's not the greatest, but the most useful thing you can get in this price range
Thank you for your quick answer! I ran into Tbone during my google search. What about the t.bone SC 420?
Rubbish. Rushes and absorbs too much background noise
Super.
Think for yourself: cheap popfiters cost 10 euro, articulated arm 20 euro, cable 5 euro, spider 15 euro. Stay for the microphone? To make matters worse, there's also a large diaphragm condenser which is very noisy in this price range and introduces all environmental noise. Right here in Girlfriend I have a user who asks how he can improve everything. Unfortunately, hardly anything to be done. Bad ingredients don't make a delicious 5-star lunch. Then simple ingredients for home cooking like the mb88 that I recommended
But it isn't used professionally either.
Not? But it sounded like that.
(…) a friend of mine is a teacher and creates small YouTube videos for her first graders for learning and motivation.
So your "Follower" / "Community" consists of 30 children aged 7 years. The videos are necessarily created with Powerpoint. Therefore rather amateur level. But if you can create the videos with a much higher quality with a 50 euro mic, it's worth it. The sound quality was really bad. Just a laptop micro.
But micro is ordered. Thank you again @EntertainmentNRW. I would have ordered the total scrap without help.
Still, I don't really understand why you deny your friend's professionalism. What has been described seems to me to correspond to the profession of a teacher.
@karlklammer that is absolutely correct. In this context, I didn't even notice the professionalism or profession. Thanks for the hint. That makes me look at it from a different angle. Now and then you need a hint from outside to perceive things differently.
