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What id the best Headset for Recording for YouTube

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  • Headsets
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  • Mac OS X
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February 18, 2014 5:59:58 PM

I am looking at getting a headset to record my videos that I am making to upload to YouTube. I am currently doing Unboxings, Reviews, Tutorials, and have a smaller gaming channel. I use the Mac, and would need it compatible with Mac/PC, and it doesn't need to work with Xbox 360, but that would be nice! I am looking at the Nessie and Yeti, but that is $100, and I am not sure if I want to invest that much into the channel just yet! Hopefully going for something under $100...

I appreciate any feedback!

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February 19, 2014 10:49:11 AM

Headset wise, look into some of the Turtle Beach headsets, specifically the USB powered ones. I have some silly MW3 special edition ones, and they sound great when I record. The price that you want to spend dictates the quality. The nice thing about the Turtle Beaches too is that since they have universal software, they work mac/pc/xbox/psX!
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February 19, 2014 10:52:57 AM

adumbbird13 said:
Headset wise, look into some of the Turtle Beach headsets, specifically the USB powered ones. I have some silly MW3 special edition ones, and they sound great when I record. The price that you want to spend dictates the quality. The nice thing about the Turtle Beaches too is that since they have universal software, they work mac/pc/xbox/psX!


I had tried the Turtle Beach Ear Force PX22's, but the mic became static in a month, and then echoed when I recorded. I am not sure about Turtle Beach now... Are there specific ones, or no...?

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February 20, 2014 9:08:55 AM

The biggest thing to look for is a headset that has a pop-sock (or wind sock) on the microphone. (They look like little pieces of foam on the microphone) These essentially eliminate your breath form the microphone. Check out some Logitech G-Series headsets, a bit cheaper and still high quality.
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February 22, 2014 5:48:35 PM

Look around, I found the snowball for as little as $50, but the best thing to do is find a program that will enhance your voice, it's always better to invest in your eqipment, I know that because I'm just starting to do youtube, and I can't wait to invest, plus you can unbox the mic and review it, there isn't one headset out there that I would say is good enough for voice overs, a headset and a mic is all you need!
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