FREE Professional Microphone Giveaway - Rode NT1A free offer to first 1000 subs
We decided to give away one of our beloved Rode Nt1-A condensor microphones. We have several of these and do not need more than one.
We use several different microphones here for varying purposes, and in this video we will run you through the basics.
THE GIVEAWAY TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Note: this has nothing to do with the company Rode Microphones.
To enter: Simply be a subscriber and have dropped a comment on this video OR any other follow up video relating to this giveaway.
NOTE: Every unique (rational) comment will get you one extra chance to win. (with a limit of 20 per person)
When we reach 1000 subscribers, we will film ourselves using a randomizer to select the winner.
The winner will be contacted and we will send the prize right away via REGISTERED MAIL.
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Microphones used in the studio are as follows"
Rode NT1-A - For voiceovers, introductions and solo podcasts. So sensitive we use the Izotope RX7 moputh click reduction plug-in quite often
Rode PodMic - Dynamic podcast Microphone designed to be professional; and affordable. Great inbuilt Plosive shield and dynamic range.
Rode Procaster - Podcasting mic. I use it for my portable shows. Needs to be stand mounted and looks professional and simple.
Sennheiser e935 - hand held dynamic microphone. I use these for remote interviews. Hand held allows proximity in noisy environment and can also be used for music, or as an extra studio mic.
Rode lavaliere pro - Clip on lapel microphones for situations that need the guest to have their hands free or become less aware of the microphone. Not ideal for audio quality due to the omni pickup pattern and the sensitivity of the condensor. These can also be used straight into a smartphone.