Considering buying V-MODA Crossfade LP and BoomPro mic. Worried that the mic will be too loud or too quiet. Can Xbox adjust the mic perfectly?
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I forgot to mention that you can adjust the game volume to your liking as well
52855
The only mic volume that you can adjust is the one from other people that are talking to you. I don't know if you can change how loud your mic is though.
265221
I'd use a condenser mic on mine, but there's always a tipping point if the boom is extended too far, true with any boom stand.
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Definitely not I use mine for Pro level gaming and it sits to the left of my monitors pointed toward me and when using it in directional mode it does a fantastic job of canceling out game noises allowing me to talk to my teammates without echo or any interference. That said I am a musician and this is also excellent for recording different instruments and mixing them in editing. one of the best mics I have used to date and I have spent everything from $60 to $500 on mics and to date none have been as good for mixed use scenarios, and still function far above the norm in each usage area.
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No and no, the xbox and xbox 360 use a different connector. The mic's volume can be adjusted using software and you can tilt the mic a bit but it doesn't move much beyond the tilting.
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The mics in this recorder are sensitive. It might sound s little bit tinny that way, but it will do it.
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I use this set up on a daily basis with a "Zalman" mic. The set-up works great, my only gripe would be both cables are verrryy long so it can be an annoyance. I currently do not use a amp or dac but I heard from a close friend using this with a Astro Mix-amp works very well. If I had to do it again, I would go with a MOD MIC 4.0 instead of the Zalman for the fact that you can clip it on the ear cup and flip it up when your done. Hope this helps.
718441
no. I plug xlr to mic, then 1/4" unbalanced in the back of unit and generally have no issues
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As an addendum to my first answer, I use the mic stands fully extended straight up. I do not use the stands in a "studio boom mic" configuration as shown in the advertisement. I have to have the mics as high up as possible to minimize audience noise. I hope this helps. Best wishes.
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Never tried the mic in that specific situation. My experience is you can control the recorded sound level very well using the db-switches on the mic (-10db, 0 db and +20db) in combination with the mic recording level serting on the camcorder. So with a bit of thinking in advance of what sound level you can expect and setting the switches accordingly, you should be allright.
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No. There is no adjustments or microphone. The sound quality is incredible however
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i have a created some recordings and have used the mic with some distance and let my normal voice, it sounds awesome! check the podcast i created with that microphone! http://traffic.libsyn.com/crmbuzz/CRMBuzz001.mp3
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If you work it with the cardiod pattern, work it close and reduce the gain you should be able to reduce the background noise. You could also surround the mic with a sound shield - I think Amazon has these three sided foam contraptions.
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I believe most iPhone specific headsets like xba-1iP will have issues with volume buttons but the play button will work. Not sure about the mic.
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Rule #1 "There is NO such thing as TOO MUCH BASS." That device is EXTREMELY sensitive. You probably will be happy with it with the sensitivity control all the way down. If still too sensitive you can take the cover off and put a tiny piece of duct tape over the microphone. Good Luck. FEEL THE BASS!!!!!! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!
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What I can tell you is this:I successfully installed the Mag Mic in both a Taylor GS Mini (3.9'' hole), as well as my old Guild D-25 (3.75'' hole). As long as the soundhole is large enough to fit the Mag Mic into, it can be adjusted once it's in the hole by sliding it until it fits snuggly into the hole; then tighten the screws (DON'T OVERTIGHTEN THOUGH, or you could damage the wood). One caveat, if you plan on playing loudly through an amp, the Mag Mic will increase the feedback potential. So you have to be careful about how much mic level you use. Fishman or somebody should design an adjustable feedback buster to accommodate the Mag Mic, in order to minimize this problem. What I can tell you is this:I successfully installed the Mag Mic in both a Taylor GS Mini (3.9'' hole), as well as my old Guild D-25 (3.75'' hole). As long as the soundhole is large enough to fit the Mag Mic into, it can be adjusted once it's in the hole by sliding it until it fits snuggly into the hole; then tighten the screws (DON'T OVERTIGHTEN THOUGH, or you could damage the wood). One caveat, if you plan on playing loudly through an amp, the Mag Mic will increase the feedback potential. So you have to be careful about how much mic level you use. Fishman or somebody should design... » Read More What I can tell you is this:I successfully installed the Mag Mic in both a Taylor GS Mini (3.9'' hole), as well as my old Guild D-25 (3.75'' hole). As long as the soundhole is large enough to fit the Mag Mic into, it can be adjusted once it's in the hole by sliding it until it fits snuggly into the hole; then tighten the screws (DON'T OVERTIGHTEN THOUGH, or you could damage the wood). One caveat, if you plan on playing loudly through an amp, the Mag Mic will increase the feedback potential. So you have to be careful about how much mic level you use. Fishman or somebody should design an adjustable feedback buster to accommodate the Mag Mic, in order to minimize this problem. « Show Less
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I use it with my vmoda crossfade m100's for the ps4 and xbox one. Xbox one does require the headset adapter plugged into the controller though.
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Yes! Just set the speaker to the "Mic" Input setting. Providing it does not distort, That should be plenty for what you need it to do!