Bricks in Motion
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So recently for... some reason my Blue Snowball microphone started acting up and the socket has become really loose, so it only works if I prop the plug on it up really awkwardly. This got me thinking whether I should just put up with having to awkwardly prop it up, buy another Blue Snowball, or bother buying a Blue Yeti (which costs a bit more).
FFFFFFFF... I actually tried seeing if there was this question asked recently. Well, thanks for the help, I think I'll go with the Yeti then.
I bought this last year while I was working on a live action film project that died shortly after anyways its a really good mic if you use it right and most of the time there is little to no noise depending on how you use it:
its called the audio technica atr6550 shotgun microphone and does not cost too much.
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