The Best Microphone Placement for Voice Over? (ft. Audio Technica AT2020) 

What’s your current mic placement like? No judgment! ✨

Excellent video, this helped me make the final adjustments on my microphone placement when I wasn't so sure, and as someone who's insanely indecisive, this was a lifesaver! I also loved the 'you're supposed to sound like you're in someone's head' analogy, thanks dude.

Great stuff as usual Dave

I know it's a one year old video, but I found it just now and it's amazing how many thing I was doing right and very wrong at the same time simultaenously. Wow.

I enjoyed this immensely and became your 810th subscriber. I love how entertaining your videos are, as well as incredibly helpful and informative. Thank you!

This is super helpful! Thank you!

Very informative video! Thanks

Dave, this is great. And thanks for spreading the love!

HI! are you planning to make post processing tutorial! im looking forward to your videos!

Great video. But it makes me wonder cause my at2020 behaves bit differently. Your voice still sounds clear when you are that close but with my at2020 when I am already around 5 inches from the capsule my voice is not that clear but gets saturated in the mids like on some vintage tube mick (especially on sibilants) and although some may say that its cool effect I say Im not happy cause I prefer to be clear so I can use the proximity effect and record closer when I want without that saturation effect. I wonder am I in a possession of a faulty mick?

Very helpful, thank you! Is there a distance the mic should be from say a tv? I use a playstation console and tv, for now I edit and voiceover on the playstation which is why im asking. Could my tv be causing an echo or bad sound kind of thing?

Okay. This is interesting… but what about a mic like a Shure SM7dB style mic? Would the same rules apply?

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I have it under my face and to the side. Why? Because I use it for work zoom calls and I don't want to look like a podcaster, so it's there just out of frame.