microphone for youtube?

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make your own from old/dead stuff around the house or from friends/relatives.

Here you go anon
>>55846867

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>>55847481
Fuck forgot image

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>>55846867
No, that's not suited for voice recordings. They will do the job, but there are better alternatives that are less compromised (the kind of microphones in your pic are made for live performance).

Buy yourself a condenser microphone with a large diaphragm. They also come with USB connector do you don't need to buy an audio interface as well.

You can also use a condenser microphone with small diaphragm, they tend to be a little more versatile.

>>55847454
>decent voice quality
>the cheapest ever condenser mics in stereo, not even positioned correctly

>>55847454
At least put those electrets in your ears.

Seriously though, you should try that, the results are fucking amazing.

>>55847488
>no date
shit guide can be years old, in the trash it goes.

>>55848589
Considering many of the mics listed have been around since the 80s, I'd say it's a fairly timeless list, aside from her USB section. High end mics really haven't changed much in the past few decades

I can recommend the Samson Meteor. Tried to start recording videos, but I'm not good at that so... Now I'm using that for calls and I can move across the room and it just werks. Also nice integrated sound card, sound more amplified than my Audigy 2 ZS.

I found a SM58 in my basement, how do I connect it to my PC?

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>>55850023
Use a USB audio interface, such as the Scarlett solo, or the Akai EiE, or a USB mixer. (I generally don't recommend using mixers, since it's limited to 1 stereo or 2 mono channels)

>>55850915
What's a relatively cheap audio interface?

>>55851755
Focusrite Solo is the price/performance king, mostly because of the preamp being so crisp and clear.

But pretty much anything will work for someone with an untrained ear, just look at reviews. If you wanna go cheap af, the lowest price thing I can recommend is a small Behringer USB mixer. It'll do the job, but eventually you'll probably want to upgrade.