Test of the Sudotack 800 Condenser Microphone

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Stephen Speaks

Stephen Carter

54 episodes

9 months ago

This show is designed to share whatever is on my mind at the time I record each episode. Call it self-therapy commentary if you like. It also allows me to test various microphones, recording applications, and audio processing methods.

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Test of the Sudotack 800 Condenser Microphone

Stephen Speaks

5 minutes

1 year ago

Test of the Sudotack 800 Condenser Microphone

In this episode I test the Sudotack 800 condenser microphone. This is a USB microphone with a USB type B (printer type) connection. Note: new Sudotack mics may have a different connection. The mic records in 24bit/192khz with a frequency range of 30 hz to 16 khz.

This mic typically is sold in a bundle (boom arm, pop filter, etc.) and ranges from about $40 to $60 U.S. on Amazon.

The audio in this test was processed with EQ / compression (Hindenburg Pro generic voice profiler), Levelator, Hush noise / reverb reduction and two De-essers.
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Stephen Carter - Website: https://StressReliefRadio.com. Email: CarterMethod@gmail.com.
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