And since the AT2020 is priced to fit into any home studio’s budget, it’s an ideal “first condenser.” Sturdy Construction With a low-mass capsule capable of faithfully reproducing fast transients, this versatile mic captures instruments admirably, and its crisp top end paired with lower-mid warmth is consistently flattering on vocals.
Among them is the Audio-Technica AT2020, a decidedly no-frills, rock-solid condenser with performance that belies its low price.
You'll want to normalize your game audio to something like -12 dB or maybe less in order to make sure your microphone can always be heard over the audio.With all the budget-priced condenser microphones now available to the masses, there are only a few that deliver serious bang for super-low bucks. Normalizing to -1 dB will make the sound as loud as it can be without clipping. You can mess with some other EQ if you want as well to make your voice a bit clearer. That is all low end background noise and your voice probably isn't that low.
For EQ I would at least remove any sound lower than 100 Hz. You'll have to mess with the compressor settings to get the sound you want. Make sure you record your microphone into a different channel than the game audio.įor editing I would do Compressor -> EQ -> Normalize to -1 dB. If you do then adjust it down a bit more. Then talk as loud as you think you would during recording and make sure you don't clip (hit 0 dB). You will want to adjust the gain so that you hit about -12 dB when talking at a normal level. If you spread out all of the fingers from one hand and put your thumb to your lips the microphone should be about where your pink is.
The optimal distance for a condenser microphone is 6-8 inches from your mouth with a pop filter 1" from the microphone.
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