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iannyc
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 Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 10:08 am Post subject: The Wonder That Is the Apogee Hypemic |
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Too good not to share.
My voice-over producer friend said when Covid19 broke out, the big studios started buying up the Apogee Hypemic in large quantities and sending it to celebs for voice-over purposes.
It's a plug and play travel mic with analogue compression built-in, and it's designed to emulate a U-87. Not sure if it does that but man is this thing incredible.
A true game changer for travel kit options. $350 on amazon when it's back in stock, comes with adaptors, a stand and the cutest pop filter you've ever seen. |
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Jack Daniel
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Care to post a sample? I'd love to hear it. I'll look online as well...
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joelrichards
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The original apogee MiC was my go to travel solution for years, many years ago (still have it somewhere...). Far better sound than a tiny USB mic should capture but the combo of being very sensitive to plosives and high latency when listening over headphones (which I felt I needed to catch the plosives) eventually pushed me to other solutions.
Looks like the HypeMiC addressed all that! Definitely worth looking into in the future. |
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