Lựa chọn của biên tập video: Micro Maono PD200X độ nhạy cao

These days, all sort of people need a microphone in their Mac computer setup — podcasters, streamers, gamers, videoconferencers or anyone recording pretty much anything. The list goes on. Today’s featured M1 Pro MacBook pro user, a video editor, relies on the Maono PD200X dynamic microphone, which packs both XLR and USB modes, to keep his vocal work clear.

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M1 Pro MacBook Pro setup Maono PD200X dynamic microphone

Video editor and Redditor MentalOriental (“Mo”) showcased the smart-looking setup in a post entitled, “My complete setup.” Recently we spotlighted Mo’s M1 Pro MacBook Pro (16GB memory) setup with an emphasis on his audio gear, particularly his Sonos surround-sound system. Then we focused on his Elgato gadgetry that plays important supporting roles on the video side of things — an Elgato Stream Deck and an Elgato Key Light Air — plus another lighting element, the popular BenQ Screenbar Halo LED Monitor Light.

Here’s Mo’s breezy description of how he uses the setup: “I sit at my desk to make YouTube videos, work from home, eat and watch TV shows.”

So he makes lots of YouTube videos. And he said he used to do a lot of videoconferences. So in addition to the Elgato Stream Deck and key light, he makes good use of his Maono PD200X dynamic microphone on a microphone boom arm attached to the desk.

Maono PD200X dynamic microphone

Maono designed the PD200X USB dynamic microphone to bring clear audio for podcasting, streaming and recording. Featuring both XLR and USB interfaces, the mic’s built-in dynamic mic capsule helps capture deep lows, delicate highs and crisp mid-tones, the company said.

Features:

• Ultra-wide frequency response of 40Hz-16kHz presents a warm and smooth sound. Cardioid polar pattern reduces unwanted background noise and highlights vocals in gaming and streaming.
• Maono Link software lets you easily adjust various parameters and optimize your sound for the vocal tone you want. And you can turn on/off the RGB light or switch in 9 different colors. Plus the mic supports EQ, limiter and compressor adjustment in USB mode. Software features are only available in USB mode.
• The streaming microphone comes with USB and XLR dual interfaces. You can plug it directly into your desktop or a laptop with an 8.2ft USB cable. XLR analog output connects to all professional interfaces, mixers or portable PA systems, say, for podcasting in a studio.
• The podcast microphone features an easy to use a 2-in-1 smart knob to adjust the mic gain and headphone volume. And one-click mute key with an LED indicator helps you to instantly mute the mic. A 3.5mm headphone jack enables full recording and monitoring at the same time.
• The microphone kit gives you an adjustable microphone boom arm, allowing you to position it at the best angle for optimal sound capture.

And you can get the mic for 13% off right now, at $79.99 $69.99, plus another 10% off if you click to put a check in the coupon box on the product page. That’ll make it about $63.

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