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  • Oki #938283997
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    Hello, Robert! Thank you very much for participating in this Community! :-)

    My suggestions, in this case, will be: 1) to improve the room acoustics by purchasing & properly installing a set of professional-grade acoustic foams (such as the ones by Auralex), and 2) switch to a better-sounding microphone and a preamp.

    There are lots of tips and videos to show you how to install acoustic foams ... so please look around :-)

    Now, if I were to deal with mediocre room acoustics, my weapons of choice would be:

    1. a Shure SM-7B dynamic microphone
    2. CloudLifter CL-1, along with a good preamp w/ phantom power (to power the CloudLifter)
    3. a set of very best-of-the-best mic cables

    Why SM-7B? A more sensitive condenser microphone tends to pick up everything around you, including unwanted room acoustic flaw :-( ... which can bring you lots of grief. Use CL-1 to feed your preamp with clean, boosted signal, so you won't have to crank up the preamp's gain that can saturate the voiceover with white noise. A genuine pro-quality mic cable will give less chance of picking up unwanted noise.

    I hope the info above helps... Please let us know. We wish you good luck!

    Best regards,

    Oki

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