Do I Really Need a Shockmount? by Sweetwater

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this video is the PRIME EXAMPLE of how an informative tutorial video is supposed to be done. Not a wasted second on nonsense.

ThommyKane
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When you find a video that explains everything perfectly priceless !

variatroid
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How much I wish some youtubers learn from this guy, short video and straight to the point with everything you need to know in one go. Some might call it "spoon feeding knowledge", I call it "I AIN'T GOT TIME FOR YOUR BULLSHIT!" my brain has only reserves for great knowledge and not some filler content.

nocakenocode
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Short video with clear explanation and an exact demonstration of what I'd like to see....Thank you!

theintunity
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This really helps, I'm looking to get a good mic and a stand to use for recording gaming videos and didn't know exactly what a shockmount did. It looks like I don't need one

MyPeanutButtersHairy
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Damn, didn't realize it made THAT big of a difference... Probably should grab me a shock mount!

im_Spade_
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Wow. I wish I knew that back when I recorded and play shows all the time.

WaRLoKWYATT
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Perfect video learned everything I needed to make my decision

tsunamicam
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It's about stand borne vibrations and sometimes hardly perceptble fluctuations and cancellations. If you're not completely in control of the environment, a windshield, shock mount, and weights on the base and the boom arm can clean up your recording. Less elegant than a heavy pro studio stand (although some shots of Abbey Road and other sessions show additional weights on those stands) but it can make the difference between profit and loss ...

hotchpotch
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Might be a bit late. But I’m planning on getting a suspension boom arm (a boom arm with springs) and some people complained that when you move the arm it makes a spring noise. If I get like a £15 shock mount from amazon will that fix the issue of the noisy springs? I got a razer seiren x microphone and I haven’t got the boom arm yet.

PatiSmh
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*Short answer:* Yeah, you probably need a shock mount.

AntonioKowatsch
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Does it make much difference if the mic is hung vertically as opposed to upright as on this video?

davidjmrussell
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The annoying thing with shockmounts is that they're not created equally. My MXL 770 came with its own shockmount, which I connected t a mic arm that's mounted to the side of my desk and it transfers every vibration onto the microphone. Both with old and new bands for the darn thin. Even when I walk in my room it picks it up. So a shockmount is sometimes just as useless as a fixed mount.

ASOTFAN
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Can't see why I would touch or grab the microphone while recording in home studio.
Thanks for sharing.

Handdu
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But I have a shock mount and mine sounds like it doesn't have a shock mount lmao. What's wrong?

MaksKCS
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anyways, usually microphones comes with their own mic holder, and this mic holder will have or not a shockmount you can't really bypass

murdechoc
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damn it should been called sweetJessus not sweet water that guy is OP
loved it

FadyMC
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Thanks, so, I dont need shockmount. Ty

theusbondezan
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ok but how do you know if a shock mount is going to fit your mic?

jengameslol
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I mean I guess? But it depends on the use of the mic. I am a streamer. I am always adjusting in a chair or typing on a keyboard. So i just use pop filters for speaking. i am on cam so if i adjust the mic people see me do it. Its not like I am doing VO or music recording then yeah totally diff situation

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