how well dose this work as in is it noticeable with the pop filter as with out?
1136212
It works well for me Keith I would recommend using it . I always use the pop filter with any mike that is being used to keep sounds that come up mostly with S & P.
1136213
Yes the recording quality difference is very noticeable. Also, it protects your microphone from moisture damage.
1136214
I am looking to purchase this as well, but I do know that pop filters in general doesn't eliminate the p's and s' it only filters it (smooths it out) I plan on layering mines with the pop filter that came with my baby bottle Mic, with the pop in front if that and possibly with a wide screen stocking type one in front of the pop. now this may be over kill but hey it's my experiment.
1136215
Each person's voice is different, so the needs and results will vary for each person. I have noticed a big difference. Before having the pop filter, I could not speak directly into the mic; I had to speak just over top of the microphone to prevent it from picking up the pop sounds. Now, I can speak directly into it. It's not perfect, but it is a major improvement over not having it. In reality, you could use any brand pop filter with the mic as they all are supposed to do the same job.
1136216
Very good question. I don't believe it's that noticible with or without if you have a really good quality mic. However I have the 200 dollar blue yeti so I can say it does improve overall quality
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.
1858256
this shouldn't interfere with any portion of focusing either in or out of focus regions. If you put this to its fullest setting you will be left with a very close to black out filter. What you will notice its that you will probably have areas off uneven filtering the darker you set the filter.
357517
Yes, when it is activated a light comes on for the duration of the emitted "sound". It actually does make a soft "pop" when activated.
2163746
If your filter has threads on both sides like most of them do then you should be fine but you will get progressively worse vignetting the more you stack things. Unless you need the filter for some artistic effect you are better off without it. (Always.)
2025351
It does what it does for any microphone. When you speak, puffs of air come out of your mouth and nose. The pop filter captures that moving air before it can strike the microphone and cause a "popping" sound on your words with letters that cause that such as P, V, and h. The blue yeti microphones are sensitive enough to pick this up as they are good quality microphones. Hope that answers your question.
2045655
When you talk, tiny particles of saliva can come out. If these get into a microphone, it can make a "pop" sound. It helps stop that from happening, and seems to do a fairly good job if it's positioned right. Though this particular one was a bit hard to attach.
1321455
You will definitely need to use your pop filter to stop poping "p" and breath noises. The isolation shield lowers room reverberation that normally comes to the back and sides of your microphone from walls and low ceilings that can cause it sound thin in a room that is not acoustically treated. Think of it as a mini vocal booth. It doesn't kill it totally bouncing reflections but reduces it greatly giving you a tighter clearer sound out of your microphone. A lot will depend on the microphone you are using. I currently have two shields that I use one a pair of Rode NT-1 mics mostly for vocals. The shield works on the sides and rear of the microphone and has little effect on the front of the microphone so you still need to make sure nothing is bouncing off walls directly behind you. I think this shield does a great job.
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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.
45670
At least as good as, if not slightly better. The best part, though, is that it cuts down a LOT on the noise made while cleaning. I would say they filters are slightly harder to clean, but in return they trap more fine dust. I clean the filters once in ashile with our regular vacuum, but you really need a little brush to get the dirt out of the folds in the paper.
632018
I don't know what that means. Do you mean pop out of place? If so, then no. It won't. It moves very smoothly.
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.
1613437
I bought this mic with a pop filter, but I bought my brother the same mic without one when we started recording podcasts as co-hosts. It definitely worked well and for the longest time we didn't even bother with the pop filter. That said, you can pick up a $3 or $4 foam filter for it at the time of purchase (as an add-on item) that will probably make sense to do. We eventually bought him a form pop filter and it is better, but it was certainly decent without it as well.
2253049
No, this doesn't come with pop filter and I don't think a 'poop' filter would exist ^_^
466527
That is how I use it. SteveI actually used in front of my bigger filter to save it from constantly getting clogged up.
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
800192
Yes, it does. It's under the category of magic. Different filters and settings.