What specific pop filters do you use with this mic? And is there a specific foam ball windscreen that might fit this, since it's so small?
1690458
Hiya, any pop filter will work. Just get a mic stand to put the pop filter on. I don't know of any pop filter that stands on its own. Also, I actually don't even use a pop filter anymore... I find my recording is good without one but I use other techniques to watch my p's and s's.
1690459
No foam windscreen is included with the MiC. I use a standard metal pop filter placed in front of the MiC and position myself about 10 -12 inches away during recording. This works perfectly, as the MiC is extremely sensitive and background noise must be avoided. With my pop filter, I have encountered no problems at all with transients, and find this microphone to be remarkably good.
2075030
All you need is a solid mic stand and a pop filter and you'll be good. This mic is no joke! but if you really need one, I also couldn't find one but you can take the mic to guitar center and they should recommend the right for you. It uses specific ones.
970626
As Rode says, "It comes with a windmuff". at least mine did! It's a great mic!
1217364
I bought this pop filter because the bracket that attaches to the blue yeti mic stand was to big and got in the way of the mobility of the mic. Only difference I can think of is some pop filters have a fine metal mesh screen this pop filter has a nylon mesh screen which I like better than metal
1550816
You can put a small cardboard/plastic wind barrier up against the side that is receiving the wind. I tucked my MICs into the cable feed hole, which housed the balun connector for my camera. The hole was then covered with a painted face plate. The MIC is very sensitive.
2042401
Depending on the wind and your budget you might have to go in to an ADR and record there. If not the only way I have had some success is to make sure you have the wind coming from the back of the mic. Your still going to get wind noise no matter what......Mother Nature......... also try putting the foam sleeve on and the fur cover. Go luck
2276650
Pop filters are a way of making the hard sounds like a "p" or "s" a bit softer. So when you use any kind of recording device it does help to use it. I personally don't bother with it because I'm already happy with the quality and don't use it for singing or recording music. You can never go wrong with using a pop filter though. It won't change your sound.
467927
It depends on your pop filter, but with the Blue Pop Filter I had to attach it to my stand bought separately!
1029328
I put the foamy windscreen from my Takstar SGC 598 on then this windscreen. It's longer than it needs to be so I rolled the end inside itself which also helps hold it in place. It's made of thick material so quite a bit of sound is blocked along with the wind but it does work. I am boosting my audio with a Topping NX1 headphone amplifier. Pretty sweet audio.
2065223
Yes and No. It comes with one built in. It's not visible unless you remove the casing but don't do that. Lol. I recommend buying the Blue "Pop" Filter. It's $25 on amazon and super nice. Now when I record mostly I don't need to use the popper but sometimes I do and it's nice to have it there. It depends how intense u sing. I personally don't feel it's good enough by itself for professional uses even tho most of the time I don't use it I don't need it. So it's good but if u want great pop protection then buy the Pop filter.
598113
Yes this is great for condenser mics. A windscreen would definitely work but if you were to do that you might as well just put a sock on it. I really like this pop filter because it's goes nicely with the look of Blue's microphones.
1875737
Yes the pop filter comes off. If you attached your own filter then it would have to go on just like any other pop filter. Maybe attach to the mic stand then use a flexible goose neck or whatever.Actually the Rode filter is not bad
702553
Hi Jon, I have a different pop filter so I'm not really sure but from the pictures it looks like you would need to remove the clamp and it should screw into the bottom of the mic. If not, maybe there is a telephone number you could call for customer service. Sorry I can't be of better help. Good luck.
1834630
I can only tell you about the one I ordered. It came with a shock mount (not great quality and I needed to buy a new one after less than a year), and aluminimum case. It has a sponge wind shield which works great. I don't use a pop filter and P¡s are fine.
1512270
I have used the SGM-1X mostly outdoors and have found that wind noise is acceptable in light winds with the included foam wind screen. If you add a "fur" type wind screen (Movo WS3 Furry Outdoor Microphone Windscreen Muff for Large Shotgun Microphones - Amazon), it will work OK in moderate winds. Bear in mind that trees, flags and other ambient wind sounds will be heard in the wind.
820850
Works pretty good if you use the little mic cover that comes with it, that help cut down on the wind noise.
353898
Yes, it "comes with a pop filter" although it is just another seperately packaged item that shows up in the box with it. But for the price (I beleve $70) you DO get a pop filter. It is fairly large and a sturdy construction. And the mic itself it very nice. I would absolutly recomend to anybody.