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what’s up guys in this video we’re going

to be talking about the best microphone

for YouTube and I’m not gonna beat

around the bush it is the blue snowball

microphone which I am using right now

blue snowball not Yeti snowball if we’re

taking price and quality into

consideration it is definitely the blue

snowball you wonder how much this thing

cost it costs between forty to sixty

dollars forty for a used one sixty for a

brand new one and it’s free shipping

alright

sixty bucks for this microphone I have

gotten millions of views on YouTube

millions of views and no one’s ever

complained about my mic quality no one

has ever complained about my mic quality

and it’s I use a blue snowball bin it’s

uh it’s cheap it sounds really good and

tons and tons of big youtubers use this

microphone please do not spend over $100

on a mic if you’re a brand new youtuber

just buy this man it’s cheap it sounds

great and no one will ever have just no

one will ever complain about your audio

quality alright so blue snowball get

that if you want a good microphone so

yeah if you want a good mic blue

snowball now I’m gonna try to give you

guys a little bit of tips and stuff so

uh let me just oh that was all right

ignore that this is my blue snowball

right here it’s not really on a stand um

one of the questions a lot of people

have is how far away should I hold the

microphone or how far away should the

microphone be where it is right now it’s

probably not a good distance but you

wanted approximately a foot but if you

talk really quiet and you’re really

monotone or whatever you want it closer

if you talk really loud you want it

further away it really did you know

depends on your voice and that’s

something not a lot of people understand

if you’re really really loud it’s okay

to keep the mic further away but if

you’re really quiet you have to kind of

move the mic closer and I don’t even use

a pop filter on mine so I’ll just keep

that in mind people if you look you know

tons of people searched and asked you

know how far away should I keep my mic

it depends on how loud or how quiet you

are and that will tell you you know how

close your might yeah got that next now

I’m going to tell you how to edit your

vocals and how you should record your

vocals and all that so we’re gonna

switch to audacity

now this might not be the best way to

edit the audio but this is how I do it

and it works really well for my videos

that might just be my voice but this

works well for me so I’d recommend you

guys do it the first thing you want to

do you’re gonna want to ya PI the first

thing you’re gonna want to do is you’re

going to wanted to go to noise reduction

and you’re gonna want to highlight a

space where you don’t say anything so

just you know don’t say anything for a

couple of seconds highlight that and

then you want to double click and

highlight the entire track and click

remove audio and what that’s gonna do is

if you know you’re recording beside your

PC kind of like I am or you have a fan

or something it’s gonna remove the

background noise and that will help you

a lot you know just no one likes

background noise plain is simple I don’t

really gotta explain that and then next

you’re gonna go to equalization or

actually going to go to effect

equalization and you’re in a boost to

trouble and do that and then after you

do that go to effect equalizations and

boost the base do those two things and

remove the background noise and your

commentaries will sound so much better

please do it for the sake of you that

your viewers it’ll make your audio sound

so much better and it’s really simple it

takes like five seconds to do and yep

blue snowball is the best microphone I

gave you tips on how far away it should

be and that’s how you edit it hopefully

I helped teach you guys something and

that’s the video