The $49 FiFine Ampligame SC3 Gaming Mixer is a STEAL!
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- Amazing Budget Gaming Mixer for Beginners - FiFine Ampligame SC3 Gaming Mixer - only $49 FINALLY!
This review was a complete shocker for me after unboxing and taking it for a test-spin! It completely exceeded my expectations for this price! A great Gaming mixer at a great price for those wanting to start a gaming channel.
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timestamps:
0:30 - Not sponsored, Full disclosure
1:45 - whats in the box
3:24 - Shure MV7 through the SC3
4:00 - fifine AM8 on SC3 mixer
4:34 - fifine K669D on the SC3
5:33 - fifine k688 on SC3
6:20 - Shure SM57
6:57 - Lewitt LCT 240 Pro - 48v powered on SC3
7:25 - SC3 gaming test
9:45 - Buttons on left side
12:49 - Faders, audio in & out
15:40 - right side buttons/RGB/
17:09 - voice changer
19:42 - First impressions
20:19 - Pros & cons
25:16 - Final thoughts/recommendations
It's crazy that you don't have thousands of subscribers here cause the quality is amazing!
Thanks for the kind words! TH-cam definitely makes it hard until you get to 1000 subs. Just gotta keep pushing and hopefully they will start helping get the videos out for more people to see! I appreciate you my friend, so glad to have you as a part of this journey!
Shout out to FiFine for believing in our smaller channels and allowing us to review their products. Great review and demo of this product.
3k+ views and only 695 subs... That's crazy with this quality of content. Keep doing your thing man. I was number 695 and I know you're going to keep growing.
Thanks!!! It’s tough starting out, putting two weeks into a video to make it great instead of slinging them out twice a week with little post-recording work, but I want to make sure that any person who clicks on my channel gets the same treatment for the time they spend watching me as the channels that have 50K-100k subs. I appreciate your sub my friend!!! Going to be an exciting journey.
True! Great content!
@@FIFINE oh hey, im on your Amazon page right now looking at gear for my twitch stream.
It’s not “b” on the electric setting…it means “flat” they are musical notes displayed chromatically.
I just bought one of these things to try out. I'll be using it with a mildly modified SM Beta 58A. We'll see it if can really manage a dual-PC streaming setup. In theory, it should be able to do it. For me, it's not so much about budget as it is about simplicity.
Thumbs up!!! I really appreciate you making such a quality and informative review on this mixer. So glad it exceeded your expectations!!😊
OMG I can't believe how AMAZING that K669D Mic sounds with the FiFine interface.... My face is on the ground!!!! Well under 100 bucks... Freaking nuts!
defies logic! and throw on the thicker sm7b pop filter and it smooths ot out and gives a low end boost!
I recently purchased a K688 Fifine microphone. I'm leaving my Blue Yeti behind. Will this improve the sound quality of my microphone for thr stream
Oh yeah! Nice mic choice!
for the electric settings its auto tune and and would be A - Bb (B flat) the small b means flat
great video
I wouldn't recommend using a mixer that costs half the price of your microphone. This mixer also leaks noise into your recordings as you'd expect for that cheap price, most reviewers hide that fact.
To me, this is a beginners mixer. Definitely not a pro-level mixer. This is great for those who want to learn how to stream as a gamer on console, develop you as an entertainer, mold your brand (your personality while gaming), and if you find out you don’t like the work that comes with having a channel, you didn’t take a second a mortgage for a Rodecaster And the virtual mixers that go with it. 👍🏻
@@levelupwithmikenewman I needed a mixer for doing voice acting and sound effects for game development in Unreal Engine 5. I found that spending almost three times the price to get the Maonocaster AME2 was well worth it as it gives you far more control of pitch, tone and reverb as well as a much better record quality.
Love this review. Looking into getting it. Just a tiny tiny tiny note, when you were talking about the Autotune button and going thru the notes, its not Bb its B Flat and so on. The Flat symbol does look like a lower case b but its just read out as Flat.
I’m trying to figure out why my microphone(688) won’t work with the audio interface (sc3)
Most times it’s a faulty XLR cable…
@ thank you I will check it out I’m attempting to connect the Sc3 to my MacBook and stream for podcasting.
All that for USD50. A real alternative to the higher priced mixers.
Thank you for sharing 👍🏼
Fantastic thumbnail! I have this one...besides the headphone out having that slight latency...I like it a LOT
It was a shocker for me that I liked it as much as I did! Didn’t expect it to perform that well using it for gaming, but like you, a little bit of latency when using the effects and wished for a little more headroom for headphone monitoring. But cannot get myself to complain about it too much for this price point. I think it’s a great starter device for gamers until you can save up to upgrade to one the big boys. 👍🏻 thanks Bark!!!
@Level Up with Mike Newman I have that slight latency on the headphones at all times sadly. Great video Mike!
Hello, u think this would be a good option for my shure mv7 instead of using my mic directly on sub? Nice content, gg
@@alexjucu7363 I was very pleased with my MV7 through the interface. I was using the MV7 on the SC3 during this segment of the video - 03:24
Thanks a lot
Can i play non copyrighted music from my spotify account in the background in my twitch livestream on ps5 or xbox with this?
AMEN!! Colossians bro - praise Christ forever and ever AMEN 🙌✝
Absolutely!!! God is so good. Love ya brother!
Thanx, so how is the directional audio in game? can you pinpoint footsteps, is the imaging good for gaming?
I would love to see someone do a video on how to connect this on a ps5
Nice review sir. Did you get delays monitoring mic?
How to set up fifine mixer with ps5 and pc ?
It says that it is for headphones up to 250 ohm's. are your headphones at that range or higher? i have the sennheiser 660s headphones and they are 150 ohm.i am just wondering if this unit will drive them ?
Great video. keep em coming.
I have rode nth-100 headphones and they are lower than the sennheisers.
Is there any interface with phantom power through the 1/4 inch jack?
I love the features... but have you noticed an intermediate electric static?
This does not have Bluetooth connectivity, so you would need to have the 3.5mm transmitter to plug into your headphone Jack. There is a tiny bit of latency in this interface, barely noticeable, that may increase with certain wireless headsets adding some delay. Just depends on the quality headphones.
What case is that on the shure sm57? Must be some sort of modification
It is a DIY SM7B mod from a 3D printer. I made a video about it with where to order them. It hides a sm58/57 and behringer xm8500 but it thins out the sound a little bit, so you have to eq a little bit of low & mids back in if it bothers you. Here is the link to the video th-cam.com/video/H6J0sT14YHk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Al2swB4YchAcbDbg
@@levelupwithmikenewmangreat, thank you for the information!
There’s a hiss with the shure mic. I can hear something in the background
Yes, my window unit air conditioner in the next room kept kicking on. 👍🏻
Nice review.
Yes!
Can i use my astro a40 with the mixamp with this?
Can you do dual with PlayStation5 and PC??
Yes. I plugged in my PlayStation audio to the aux /line in input. You will need a TRS cable though instead of the tRRS cables they give you in the box
thank is that TRS to TRS
@@88larong yes 👍🏻
and if it’s OK, can you break down how you hooked it up to get it to work with both audio on the PlayStation and the PC plus I have a chat link cable and Elgato 60 X
do I hook the power source to the PlayStation or the PC right now? I have it in the PC. The PC gets the different audio voices, but the PlayStation does not.
A real game changer for beginners. How it works the line out with smartphones? Can you record a podcast directly in an iPhone? Great video and thanks for sharing!
Yes!
@@levelupwithmikenewman that's a crazy option for a beginner. it's a simple, agile and cheap way to level up the production.
@@vincenzo_soundscape absolutely, I am so upset. This was not an option for me when I started out for five years ago with a different channel and podcast. It became frustrating and overwhelming and I quit for a couple years before deciding to jump back in with this channel back in December, I almost think I would’ve never taken the break. Hell I had something like this to help with my creative ideas at such an affordable price compared to the Rodecaster pro at $700.
Here's the smartphone setup tutorial th-cam.com/video/6T0EesOBpfk/w-d-xo.html from 1:15 to 1:23 we built this audio mixer mainly for gaming, the appearance may not be quite suitable for podcasts. But it will also work!
100% agree with this whole vid. Love it man
Thank you! Great portable audio interface, beginners audio interface and it LOADED…and oh yeah…it’s only $50 😎 duuude!!!
Yea mine got here a couple days ago and i got it to work on my ps5 no issues had to grab an xlr cable for the fifine am8 mic thats it.
Thanks for the video! I just watched the maonocaster e2 video too and was wondering how you think these stack up against each other.
For spoken word and gaming, I definitely prefer the SC3. Sounds much better in my headphones without the reverb that leaks in. But if you want to record music and singing, the AME2 gives you better results because you need reverb and and it shines. it just doesn’t hold up when it comes to the headphone monitoring for spoken word live stream of podcasts.
I stand behind Fifine Products 😎💯❤ nd I own this it’s great 😊
Hi there, have you connected your headphones in the line out.? I have a 250ohm Beyerdynamic. Would the sc3 give me max volume? And also what about wireless headphones
Can u use this with a capture card for the ps5?
I’m starting out streaming been looking to purchase . Could your party chat hear the sound effects ? I’m using astros the one w the single mix amp btw. Thanks for your reply in advance
There is only a single line out, if that line out is a party chat within the game itself, they should be able to hear whatever your interface is sending out, but there is no second line out to send audio separately to your game and to 3rd party chat. I have also heard that certain 3rd party devices that you try to add to the signal chain won’t be able to recognize the SC3 if you try to connect a 3rd party device in between your pc/console and the SC3.
Also a side note: It’s a great budget starter interface for solo gaming of just you and the game, but cannot to bring in outside/separate party chats from other locations.
Miniscule… wasn’t a distraction for me at all. Definitely not Zero - latency, but it’s as close as you can get to it. 👍🏻
Need link for the ground loop de nosier
I’m having problems hearing audio playback , it records fine i to the program but i can’t hear any playback through my headphones . Any suggestions?
Great review. Good informative and quality content/production.
Thanks! Big fan of your channel as well! Love the channels that show budget gear some love!!!!
@@levelupwithmikenewman yea man a lot of the budget gear is actually really good! Gotta bring it to light so we don’t have monopolies going.
Any way you could do a tutorial for a dual pc set up? I don’t know how to set up game chat with this mixer
Great review, what do you use to film video? I use Zoom for video recordings but looking for an alternative
I record either direct onto my Sony Zv-e10 or record video in OBS. I use webcams like the OBSBot tiny 2 for the smaller PIP boxes
@@levelupwithmikenewman Alright thanks for the info. I wonder if I am able to do these voice effects and controls in Zoom with the SC3 🤔💭
@@levelupwithmikenewman How are you able to do demonstrations of how the sound board works on the SC3 when filming off of your Camera ⁉️🤔💭💭💭
@DThornDigital I record video directly to the camera and the video through the capture card along with the audio from the mixer in obs audio and video in OBS, Then in editing (Davinci Resolve) I replace the video footage captured in OBS with the video footage from the camera and sync the video and audio. It is more work than just capturing everything together in OBS, but when trying record in 4K, you can get video lag.
@@levelupwithmikenewman That's seems like a difficult process lol. I'm new to this side of technology. I need to step my game up ASAP. Thanks for the info bro 🙏
No Loopback ? 😢
I cannot get my voice changer to work I need help please
Electric is not truly autotune, it's meant for electric guitar, essentially as changing a tone up, that's what I think
Um, sorry but this mixer doesn't fit the instrument input, so the voice effect of electric is basically just for fun.
Would you want to do this with wireless headphones? Could you?
So I just bought the shure mv7x and now I’m a little concerned that the sc3 is not a good enough option for that mic would there be a better option under $100? And does it sound like it’s lacking punch to your voice bc no preamp?
MV7 works just fine for me on the SC3. Definitely not as gain hungry as the SM7B. If you just need an audio interface and not a gaming mixer, the SC1, Behringer UM2, are great options with stronger headphone monitoring. But if you that mixing capability of outside lines into your mix, the SC3 can handle the MV7x.
Please help! How I am using ps4,capture card to laptop. How exactly did you get the PS4 to connect from ps4 to mixer with a 3.5, jack??
@@michaelgalbreath8366 I plugged my 3.5 mm cable to the audio out jack on my Avermedia Gamer 2Plus capture card, and ran it directly into the SC1 aux input . 👍🏻
its just aviable in the US :D
Can you use this interface without downloading software or drivers? I want to be able to use a dynamic mic for my call center job and for Webex meetings
No software required. Plug and play👍🏻
Great review!!! Just a question when u did the test with the ps4... can u guide me on how u did it?? I'm thinking on getting the mixer and I play on Xbox and stream trough a laptop. Just want to be sure that it will work.
I connect using an Avermedia Gamer 2 plus capture card. Run the Xbox into the hdmi in, run an hdmi from the output to your monitor you want to game on. Connect the avermedia to your computer via the usb cable. Then make sure your audio output on your console is to the monitor and not your headset so the audio passes through to the SC3. Next you’ll need to connect a tRS to TRs 3.5mm cable from the front of the Avermedia capture card (with the headphone symbol above it) to “the line” on the back of your SC3. I think that should do it. 👍🏻 it’s been a while since I used it. I have it as part of my daughters gaming setup to play with her friends and capture the gameplay with their in-game chat
@levelupwithmikenewman thank u brother!!! I was thinking the same thing using the elgato hd60 x that has the same outlet!!! Appreciate the respond this clarify what I was thinking.
Would this power a shure sm7b
It does, but it’s pushing the minimum limits. I had it nearly maxed out
@levelupwithmikenewman thank you
Can i run a Rode Podmic & a Rode NTH-100 perfectly on this thing??
Rode NTH 100 worked great and still works great. I still use the sc3 for recording game play for TH-cam videos. the rode Podmic is tough because there is no way to mix your EQ to soften the harshness at the top of the voice it brings out for some voices. So I can’t say it would sound as good as it would on other interfaces. It would perform fine as designed, I just worry about Podmic harshness (which causes listener fatigue for some viewers popping through. The Podmic just really depends on how it compliments YOUR voice. Mechanically it will perform, sound quality wise - again just depends on how it works on your voice.
@@levelupwithmikenewman I have a kind of deep voice actually, so potentially the Podmic won't work for me on this mixer. Any mic suggestion please? I want it in white color. Or maybe if you suggest me another mixer that is available in white and not too far with the price
Well, the Podmic performs better on deeper voices. It’s just harsher on people with a higher pitch like mine. It may compliment your voice better. I’ll be 100% honest my number one Mike at that price point of $100 is the Lewitt LCT 240 Pro so crisp so clear just is a condenser microphone so you want to have an honest attempt at sound treatment in your room.
@@levelupwithmikenewman Ah ok gotcha, thank you so much for ur help
Another question please, my usage is recording voice(singing) and i don't want the mic to record my inhale, would a dynamic mic be perfect here? Specifically the Rode Podmic
very new to this type of stuff, if I plug my headphones in the headphone port I will hear all the audio from my pc right? not just my mic?
Yes, as long as you set this mixer as the default output device under the software audio setting.
How would you connect this to a Scarlett 2i2 so you can use two microphones?
Not sure it can be done, but if I were to try, I would get a 3.5 mm to XLR adapter cable I would plug the 3.5 mm end into the line out of the SC3 and the XLR and into my scarlet of channel 1 or two.
Be a great science experiment to try and let me know if it works, and if it does how much signal degradation do you get through the SC3 as a 2nd microphone . When I get a free day in my schedule, I may try and do this myself because you’ve got me really curious lol..
Keep me posted, I don;t need a third mic yet so will hold off a bit.@@levelupwithmikenewman
I’m the 900th! But that’s crazy. Your video is really good 👍
Thank you! So awesome to have you join the Level Up family! Always trying to have some fun - and review some gear on the side along the way!!! I appreciate your sub!!! On to 1,000..let’s go!!!
Hey Mike i had some questions about this. My first question is, While your headset is plugged to the mixer are you able to hear pc audio through it still while monitoring your mic?
To add on to that, If the answer is no the would plugging in a 3.5 to my pcs out and connect it to the line in?
Audio yes but I’m having trouble getting the mic monitoring to work. Any advice?
I asume the line out does not also let me use the mic monitoring, correct?
The line-out port outputs the mixed signal, so the mic audio is included. But you would not use it for monitoring, because the delay could be a bit more noticeable than the headphone jack that's designed for you mic monitoring.
Dude, I actually think that FiFine Mic sounds better than the Shure... .. Freaking nuts!!!!
It’s crazy how good these budget mics are getting from FiFine and Maono isn’t it!!!
Do you think it could be a good portable set up this one + smartphone + zoom h4n pro? Could they work well together?
I think it would be a good option for its small footprint for portability. Works great with a smartphone, but haven’t tested it with the zoom, so honestly can’t say yes or no with a zoom h4n pro.
Can u make a tutorial dual pc stream.
Hi 1Bixoo, the two-pc setup is quite simple but there's drawback in it when using the SC3, so we're not recommending it for such an application. Connect it with the gaming pc via USB, and use the included audio cable to connect the line out of it to the mic input of your streaming pc. The inconvenience is that first of all, if your Twitch is on a streaming PC, then you can't hear the notification, next or perhaps the most important one, you can control the game sound and voice chat from your gaming PC separately. So we recommend it for only gaming.
I don't like that anything plugged into the line in port will have the audio played to anyone you're in a voice chat with.
For mic monitoring did you have to turn the setting “listen to this device” on? It has a lot of latency when i do that. But with it turned off i dont hear myself
I am not sure what you mean. I do not see a button, switch, or a software app where you can select listen to this device. All you have to do is turn on mic monitoring by pressing it till the pad is lit, and you can hear yourself.
Not sure of the setup im you have in your battle station.
quick question, using OBS, is there anyway to set it up to allow you to adjust the volume while on stream? doing music streams and want to be able to mute the audio when speaking to chat without having to do it through the OBS sources
can the Tonor TD510 work on this xlr
Absolutely
thanks for the fast reply
hey im having problem hooking the audio up with the fifine mixer from my PS5 what do i need do i need a ubs sound card for this
I didn’t have audio at first when I hooked it up, then realized I needed a different cable than the one they provide. Make sure you are using a TRS cable and not a TRSS cable they provide. They cables they provide are to hook up to an Apple phone/tablet for recording. I did not have audio coming in either until I had a TRS to TRS cable going from my capture card to the sc3. A TRS cable only has two black rings on the end, TRSS cable they have in the box has 3 rings.
I got a question. Sorry if it sounds dumb but could I use it with a beacn mixer
I always say The only dumb question is the question you never ask….
That being said, I am not able answer that one though because I do not have a beacn mixer. I will try and do some research myself and see if I can’t find the answer to that one.
@@levelupwithmikenewman right. I’ve been looking all around too and no answer yet
I've found there's a good amount they did get right for the price but it's most definitely meant for beginners rather than advanced users. I'd say with a passive dynamic microphone, it's a great plug and play option. However, phantom power made the output WAY too hot to be usable without clipping regardless of gain levels, which sadly kept me from using it permanently moving forward. It's been relegated to our away PC setup for occasional discord calls and gaming and it's a much better fit with that setup with a Samson Q9X rather than with my SE Electronics Dynacaster or Logitech Blue Sona
Hi Jose, we do agree with some parts of your comment. You're right about the audience that we produce this mixer for. But it's not the problem of the phantom power that makes the output signal hot, the clipping issue may be the result of incompatible signal strength. Tbh, the mixer can provide only 50dB of gain, it's still far from enough for some pro mics, such as the PodMic and MV7, not to mention the gain-hungry SM7B. And as for the Blue Sona, it's better to use it with the one that provides phantom power to enable the mic activator inside it.
I got a Audio Technica AT2020 would you say to stay away from this mixer with it, and a pair of DT 990s pro 250 Ohm could the mixer power?
I believe so. It powered the Shure SM7B just fine, and that requires 60db of gain to perform as intended. I need to get me an AT2020, they are such workhorse for mics in the condenser space. I have a friend who is a vocalist and sings nation anthems for pro sporting events and he swears by them!
There's no problem for an audio mixer with an XLR port to use with an XLR condenser mic, it's just the problem of whether you like the coloring of this mixer. As for a high impedance headphone, it outputs around 8mW power at 250 Ohm, which means it works but just not that suitable.
What do u prefer Fifine SC3W or Maono AMC2?
For spoken word I personally prefer the SC3 due to the difference in latency in headphone monitoring. I can barely tell with the FiFine but the Maono has way too much latency/reverb still in headphones. For singing, the maono is better because you’re intentionally using the reverb on your voice so it isn’t an issue.
Hello! I am planning to buy this mixer and lewitt 240 pro, is there a hiss on the pre amp of the mixer or is it crystal clear with the mic?
I didn’t hear a hiss in my clips while editing this video. I do wish the pre-amp in the headphone monitor was stronger, but it gave me really crisp and clean sound in my recordings
@@levelupwithmikenewman thanks for the info!
Though Lewitt 240 pro is a condenser so you won't run into any gain issues when using it with the SC3, as a thumb of rule, it's ideal to get the interfaces that are at a similar or even higher price range than the microphones.
Bro, can i make the same perfection voice quality like ir video with Premiere Pro or i’ll need other program? I have the same setup.
I do not add any EQ or post processing in my editing software to my audio. I have soundproofing throughout the room to minimize natural reverb, and help keep the audio super clean. 👍🏻
@@levelupwithmikenewman this audio in video is pure? I'm surprised. I bought this same setup and it arrives on Monday.
I always will put a text on the screen to notify viewers if I process the sound. Usually I will do that if the default audio doesn’t sound great from a device, but let you know if you can eq it to sound good enough for your content. 👍🏻
@@levelupwithmikenewman Forgive me for not observing well, I'm Brazilian and I'm not fluent in English. I want to congratulate you on your channel and its excellent quality, I’ll be following your work.
@@Ronaldo_Abrantes the only difference you here is the compression that TH-cam puts on it when you upload. That will give your audio a little low end boost
Hey thanks for that video! How do you think it compares to the Berhinger um2 ?
Similar in Sound, but the SC3 has way more features. The behringer handles mics with a separate preamps (like a cloudlifter, Tonor TA20) better. When I connected my Shure SM7B with a mic preamp in between them, the audio would get wonky with the fader down turned down to 10-15%. the behringer didn’t do that, but I would honestly never have a mic that low in an interface. They Behringer does not work the same on Macs. It sends audio in only one channel and you have to use your recording software or OBS to turn your audio back to mono in order to get audio back in both ears of your headphones. Very weird, but only does it with Apple, not PC
Haha, there's one reasonable comparison. Tbh, we built this mixer to aim at the UM2, so the specs are pretty much the same, but we upgrade something like the connectors and ditch the instrument input that gamers may not need and added the RGB and voice changer, and sample buttons instead. If you choose between the UM2 and SC3 for gaming, then the SC3 is definitely a better choice, not just from the manufacturer's point of view lol.
How do you do the dual PC set up?
I have never done a dual pc setup, a little too complicated for me. I always use a console for livestream gaming
The question i have is can you use a wireless headset with this ?
Sorry, it's built for wired headsets with a 3.5mm connector. There's no built-in blutetooth, so you can't use it wirelessly.
@@FIFINE Can i still use my headset like normal and have my mic plugged in to the mixer and be able to use the soundboard and voice changer ? even tho its a wireless headset ?
Mic monitoring isn’t working for me. Any advice?
Without knowing what your setup is…
Mic monitor is different where it is muted when colored and live when white
Condenser mics require 48v to be on (lit in white light)
Sorry about the issue, but could you give more details: what headphones did you use? Have you enabled the mic monitoring feature in which case the button turned white?
Im using Hyperx cloud alphas and with the fifine am8 mic. I’ve tried both ways with the mic monitoring button (white/color).
@@tclay26tc Um sorry to ask this dumb question, but which port did you plug in the Cloud Alphas?
The “headphone” port as I’m just using the AM8 for my microphone.
What headset are you using?
I am using the Rode NTH 100s. Absolutely love them neutral sound not too much base and extremely comfortable
I dont think anything is going to beat this at $50. I was staring at my SSL2 while watching the whole video lol.
The SSL2 is still an amazing audio interface for rich quality, especially for recording instruments, great option to consider in that sub-$200 price point.
Does it work with chat link pro cable for ps5 streams?
The manual said audio from console or dual PC setup gaming streams, I did not test that setup so cannot say for certain. It definitely needs to be a TRS in and not a TRSS. I was not able to use the two cables that came with it for my PS4 console, I had to use one of my TRS 3.5mm input for it to work.
Yes, it does. It also has the line-in and line-out jack for the connection.
@@FIFINE can you guys drop a tutorial not sure how to do it
What stand are you using to have it propped up at an angle near the end of your video?
😆 I had it propped up against a Behringer UM2 audio interface. Nothing fancy.
@@levelupwithmikenewman hahaha! It got the job done. Totally fooled me. Loved the informative video. Thanks for the speedy reply 👍💪
Work with playstation?
I was using a pS4 console for the gaming demonstration 👍🏻
What’s wrong with you bro! Hahaha that baby feature is mad hilarious 😂 but
I’m not very good at “adulting” 😂
@@levelupwithmikenewman Whattt😀😀😀
I seldom do this but I am semi going to eat crow here.
I really truly appreciate the compliment my friend. TO think so highly of my channel and my platform/street cred I carry (at just 1.3K subs) that ANYBODY would want to pay ME for MY OPINION for any product with all the other well established channels out there is awesome. However, This is not the case. Maybe you got a bad one? The beauty of this video review is you got to see the performance of the more popular mics I used sounded like trash for yourself. lol.
Mm,