All about that controlOH DEAR GOD
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Oh no argument there a proper radio/podcasting/etc mic is so much better (I really want a yeti pro!), but if you are on a budget, there's no reason it has to sound like a fluffy, static-y mess. Usually people just don't know how to control their mic so they're breathing down it and all sorts
Unless your camera has bluetooth built in then you'd have to have some thing that plugs into the 3.5mm jack and converts it to some bluetooth signal receiver for audio input. If it's even possible it'd be expensiveNo I want it to be shown, cause it represents the gamer geek in me. So I have gamer on my neck, and superhero on my wrist[DOUBLEPOST=1374528182,1374528121][/DOUBLEPOST]
No I WANT a headseat, I'm asking if it's a good idea and how it can be done. I want it to be bluetooth, so there isn't a wire dragging behind me
And does it have to record audio on the computer, or can it connect to a camera?
So my audio isn't ideal. It could be better. A LOT better
Since my channel is geek themed, I was thinking of getting a bluetooth headset and wearing around my neck. The mic would be inclined to my mouth but not so much that it obstructed my face (cause come on, who doesn't wanna see that) but so that it picked up my words. My question is what do you think of that idea, and more importantly can it be done?
I actually have a plan for that which I will explain at a later time >=)
