Under $50 is for fun ,i had one gaming headset mic was great only on this gaming headset I tried (name:LS10x) it’s $30-40$ you won’t believe how it sounds and my room was untreated I still have it never lettin it go my monogami xlr cord is $65 tho I moved on to bigger things xlr mics and stuff evo 4 .that headset did wonders no orther headset i tried was better (aux in phone-bandlab)I use Fl now tho.
I'm so surprised with those two microphones. It wasn't too long ago that you'd have to pay many, many times more than their asking price to get anything even approaching that level of performance.
I use k72 as my "daily" headphones for work and media and they are awesome. Yes, I do feel the difference when I put Beyers DT770 on, but k72 was like 18 quid.
Thank you so much for the Super Thanks, Acee! I hope you get some extra time for music this holiday season! Always appreciate you coming by. Kyoto, the doggie, says hi! :-D
Didn't expect to be here this early. Now that my comment will be seen a little earlier. Hi Sanjay, I gotta say; Love what your doing. Every time you post I'm bursting with joy, because I know the video's gonna be good. Hope to see you, Dharti and your dog a lot more times. Also, happy birthday Kyoto/Kioto (if it's even spelled right?) She's a very good girl.
I have had the Alesis qmini for some months now and whilst it is not my main studio midi controller, it is fantastic for use on the move and/or traveling. As far as I can tell, it is identical except in name, to the M-Audio Keystation Mini32. I can see the looper pedal could be great for laying down ideas quite quickly.
Well, I‘d probably buy none of these products, but nevertheless it was very worth watching this video for 2 reasons: An extremely good song, your super voice (hearing when testing the microphones) and This incredibly lovely doggy. Great. Thank you!
So many bargains there! That MXL mic was unexpectedly good! (I recently bought an AudioTechnica 2020 as an impulse buy and I love it, even though it was more like $150. Good mics don't have to cost a fortune.) Behringer make a few really small USB mixers, too. People like to rat on Behringer but they do make good stuff.
Nice compilation of affordable gear in order to make music making more accessible! I love the Daddario tuners, got one for my guitars, but a different model.
Hey Sanjay, I was a little surprised that you weren’t giving out treats on the studio desk 😂 The MXL sounded surprisingly good! Pushing it through a budget interface nonetheless
Love the consistency, and I would really love to speak to you personally because I would love to purchase products online but I find it difficult I need your help
I'm not a Sweatwater affiliate but its them which you should ask questions about musical gear as they have a dedicated team on the phone who job it is to do so. Sanjay and Dorothy run the channel and dont have ability or time to answer every single persons question.
the m track solo has been by far the best Investment i have ever made to myself. i do a lot of narration work so it helps massively improve the audio quality in that regard but also because it came with its own audio driver it totally replaced the crap built in sound cards of my laptop tbf this is probably standard on audio interfaces but the fact that the thing is only 50$ and it does everything you need an audio interface to do! rock solid absolutely outstanding i love this thing
Hi Sanjay. I am looking to buy a midi and was wondering which one to get. I’m stuck between the akai mpk mini plus, or the arturia minilab 3. Which one do you think is better?
I really appreciate your reviews. My 9 y/o son has a growing interest in music, especially electronic music, that I would like to support. I'd like to get him set up using is iPad to start learning piano and basic electronic music creation skills, and I'm interested to learn alongside him. I'm curious to hear your thoughts on a good USB midi keyboard for the iPad, ideally with pads, and what iOS app(s) you would recommend for a beginner to learn piano and to start learning how to create music. From one of your other videos I was looking at: - Arturia Minilab 3 - Akai MPK Mini or Mini Plus - Novation Launchkey Mini - Nektar Impact LX Mini - M-Audio Oxygen Pro Mini As a beginner it's hard to differentiate them. I do know that I'd prefer him to have physical controls over having to go onscreen, where applicable. Again, thank you!
Arturia Minilab is an excellent choice. I can't comment on iOS compatibility because I haven't tested all those with iOS. But I highly recommend GarageBand to learn how to create music on an iPad. You can do so much with it! And its easy to understand.
Bro sanjay I really do need help to this problem of midi controller. I have this Oxygen pro mini, 1.) I can't record when I press the record button from midi and I need to press all along just to record, 2.) When I press the keys, some keys trigger the record and play also the midi arrangement, i don't know what just happened even I set it to ableton daw preset, it's really irritating. Need help to all and thanks in advance.
After doing research M Audio Fast Track Solo, bad investment. Too many red lights of death coming on. Also, after people getting interface replaced, weeks later, red lights of death come on & manufacturer not responding back 😬. Not worth it, get a different interface.
been building a cheap home studio, i have a pair of 250 ohm 990 pros. since i wouldnt be using them for mixing i think the akgs might be great for the price to us as an in booth monitor. 36 buck decent quality for recording purposes sounds pretty great
I picked up the MAudio Solo interface to use with my ipad for a little travel set tup, and it's really impressive for the price. MAudio comes through once again!
Hey Sanjay! I just recently got a launchpad x and i was thinking of getting a synth or maybe upgrading my midi keyboard to a 49 key one, could you make an updated video on midi keyboard reccomendations? Or maybe a video on beginners guide to choosing synth? Thanks man! Have always loved your contents!!
If you want more of a Groovebox (with rhythm/drum section), I’d recommend Roland JD-Xi (it also has vocoder and lots of other fun options), or Roland SH-4d (just got mine and absolutely love it)! If you are more focused on playing keys I’d prob recommend the ASM Hydrasynth Explorer or the MiniFreak/MicroFreak. All of them have great sound, are fairly easy and extremely fun to use, come in at a fair price point for what you get, and all (except maybe the Mini and MicroFreaks) are fully portable and can be powered by batteries or external power pack). Just my humble opinion and two cents. I’m fairly new to Synths, myself. Instant fun, and helps me learn and understand music and sound, and really helps me come up with things I probably wouldn’t, otherwise. Hope this helps and I hope you love whatever you get. As far as midi keyboards, it really depends what you want to use it for, use it with (DAWs, other hardware, etc…), what size you need for studio or portability, and how much you want to spend. I’m partial to Akai’s drum pads, Arturia’s keys, and like Novation for their integration with DAWs and hardware (although, other companies are starting to catch up in that department). Lot’s of awesome options out there. I will say, I absolutely love my previously mentioned Roland Synths/grooveboxes! And I hope to get a Hydrasynth Explorer and/or Mini/MicroFreak in the near future, as well… But I might just get another SH-4d… 😜
I own the K72. I wouldn’t mix with them, but they are comfortable for big-eared and big-headed folk like myself. I keep several of the sibling K52s for guests for that reason. Skip the mixer. It’s trash.
I have Sennheiser 280 pro hd headphones which i use for reference but i mainly mix on my Presonus eris E8 monitors. Out of these two headphones that you showed, with which should i go for? I feel that the bass is not that precise in Sennheiser hd 280 pro but i don’t want the bass to be overpowering in headphones as it does in consumer grade headphones. I want a balanced bass in my 2nd pair of reference headphones. Kindly suggest one.
Hi Sanjay. I appreciate your sharing. Now, were these midi keyboards under USD50 just for that moment or upto now we have some below 50 USD? Am looking for a better midi keyboard, please advise
Hi Sanjay! I’m turning twelve on the first and I’m getting the m-audio key station mini mk3 and the m-audio m track solo interface. I’ve got a sennheiser e835 mic and a JBL EON 1 compact monitor speaker. What do you think? My name is Arnav Btw
Hi Arnav! So happy that you're producing music! I think you've got a good selection of gear there. I haven't tried the JBL EON 1 speakers, but don't worry too much about getting the perfect gear right now. Just get what you can afford and start making music. You can always upgrade later. By the way, I started producing with an M-Audio keyboard as well. I really like the Keystation too! Best of luck with your music journey!! MTMYL!
hey Sanjay C, I know you did a review on the (OneOdio over ear headphones). but do you think you can do a review on the (OneOdio A71 HI-Res studio recording headphones), please??? it is saying that it's for Professionally Monitoring and Mixing, wow right. so, can you do a review on them??? i found them on amazon btw :)
У мене нвушники Superlux HD660, міді клавіатура Korg nanokey2 , аудіоінтерфейс - Komplete audio 2 , гітара Cort AD 810 з пьезоакустичним датчиком. Ще потрібна бас-гітара)
Good day San jay I love to see reviews because it’s a pro and con display before you get the real thing I was just wondering if it is possible to talk to you personally because I think if I email you it will be difficult to get the attention because your a very busy person… I would really love to talk to you because I had difficulty purchasing online
As a guitarist, I'm gonna be honest the guitar sounded awful and would get out of tune pretty quick. I suggest buying a used one for a bit more if you're a beginner or mainly play a different instrument
@@SanjayC Thanks to you for letting us know all this stuff! Years ago I used to think that I needed 2 jobs for music gear. now I can sacrifice my Macdonald's for a music gear it's awesome ahah
