The Behringer x32 comes highly recommended and has a great system for creating a bus, which will make sure your mix sounds just as great online as it does live. It is a recording device by itself, but also has the ability to act as a 4-channel mixer when needed.īest for large productions: Behringer x32
#Nehringer audio loopback portable
The Zoom H6 is a great portable option if you find yourself at conventions or frequently on the road. It also has built-in effects and the ability to play audio from a micro SD card.
#Nehringer audio loopback pro
The RODEcaster Pro is equipped with four microphone inputs, one mobile input, one Bluetooth input, and one USB input/output. It is loved by members of the Switcher Studio team for their personal streams. The Allen & Heath Zedi 8 is a great mixer. Adapters are required when using a USB mixer with iOS devices. Mixers take audio from multiple sources and compile it into one signal to be sent to the iOS device using Switcher Studio.
The iRig Mic HD 2 is the microphone for you is ideal if you only need one microphone and want something that plugs directly into your device. These can be plugged straight into a Lightning or USB-C port, and the sound quality is great as well. The Saramonic Blink 500s are great wireless microphones. This microphone sounds incredible and is engineered to last.īest wireless / lavalier: Saramonic Blink 500 The Shure SM7B is the industry standard microphone for everything from podcasting to singing. If you are new to audio equipment, these will get the job done. This style of microphone is typically used for instruments, but they work well for voice recording too. The Behringer C-2 is a pair of condenser microphones. With the exception of the iRig Mic HD 2, all microphones listed below require either an interface or an adapter and mixer. Microphones capture sound and transmit it to your device. To help with this process, the audio experts at Switcher Studio have compiled this list of recommended audio gear to help make the decision process a little easier. With so many variables, it can even be difficult for experienced users to make a decision. There are several factors to consider, such as price, quality, and function. If I was going to choose something for home use probably I'd pick XR12 instead getting an audio interface.Deciding on the best audio gear for your production is no small task.
*** I see much value in this little mixer if the quality is on par with its quantity (capabilities inside the mixer). I love the fact that it has 18 compressors on every channel!
If someone is familiar with the basics of mixing and mastering, the mixer has a straightforward workflow for recording performance. I couldn't believe that this mixer has a de-esser effect!!! Wifi probably won't work in large venues but I've had no issues with its all possible setups at home.
#Nehringer audio loopback Pc
That said, I've used the X-Air app on my iPad and it seems as capable as the PC editor. I can loopback my laptop's internal audio on any of the 18 lines. That means you can mix/master (drums, guitar etc.) everything for your live performance. There are 4 shared effects, and 18 independent EQ, compressor, etc on each line. I'm not going to say anything about the quality of the mixer yet (because it's Behringer), but so far it beats any audio interface I can imagine for live/home use. One thing I noticed is that I still need a headphones amp with my HD-650 otherwise I have to crank up the volume.
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