Sell your USB Microphone. Buy an XLR version along with a cheap 40-60 dollar mixer to solve the issue. Ease of use. Samson is a bit easier to use, and it’s smaller and more portable. The Yeti is difficult to protect and very heavy. First, I wanted to compare the noise levels between the original C01U and the new Pro. So below are samples of JUST noise. Listen in headphones to get the full effect. Just noise from Original C01U Just noise from C01U Pro That said, one reviewer commented that Audacity’s noise reduction feature helps. It also helps to place the CO1U at about 5-6″ from your face while recording. This is the sweet spot according to some reviewers. Even once you close this panel, you can keep an eye on signal levels via a two-color LED on the front of the mic itself, which lights up green for power, and red to indicate clipping.

Samson C01U Pro - Versus Blue Yeti Nano vs Samson C01U Pro - Versus

Thích hợp sử dụng trực để thu âm,livestream, ghi âm nhạc, công việc, giọng nói, lồng ghép âm cho video .... If you didn’t push the “Allow” button, you can get the “Allow” button to reappear by re-installing the software.

Similarities & Differences

The evolution of podcasting has created a need for high-quality production capabilities that are accessible to everyone. Fulfilling these criteria, the C01U is a podcaster's dream come true. With a simple USB connection directly to your computer, it provides your podcasts with unparalleled audio recording quality. With the C01U affordable to all, the voices of web journalists are empowered to establish a true identity in the crowded world of podcasting.

Samson C01U Pro Studio Condenser USB Microphone Samson C01U Pro Studio Condenser USB Microphone

Combining the convenience of digital and analog audio recording in one dynamic microphone, the Q2U USB/XLR Handheld Microphone. I also thought it might be a power issue, but I even tried running it through an externally powered USB hub and same low noise result.

Tech Specs

As you can see from the graph, the on-axis response is commendably flat, with a gentle rise of around 3–4 dB at 10 kHz—this gives the mic a nice sense of detail on voices and instruments (like acoustic guitar), and is inline with the response of most vocal condensers. Directionality is as advertised, and the mic did a good job of rejecting room noise. The USB connection