Hi Lennie,
I'm not sure what you're using now, but perhaps you might want to go
with the Logitech Ak5370. It costs about $30. The nice thing about it is
that it has a plug-and-play design, so you simply plug it into a USB
port on your computer and you're ready to go. It can easily fit on a
desk because its base is optimal for this type of setup. I personally
despise its plastic and flimsy design, but if you're just looking to get
yourself heard without any real issues then this might be a good choice.
On 6/11/2012 8:04 AM, Lennie wrote:
Hi,
I currently have a microphone that I use to record with GoldWave.
However, I practically have to have my mouth right at the microphone
to get any kind of a recording. I have the volume level set to 100%
and the result could hardly be heard and I have to set the volume to
maximum in GoldWave to get a loud enough volume. If I want to record a
conversation with another person, my microphone is not capable for that.
So, what microphone does anyone suggest that recording two or more
people or even recording a tutorial with Jaws will be heard? I am
hoping for a suggestion that is not too expensive. Thanks.
Take care.
Lennie
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