What do I need to get started?
You want to produce your own podcasts or live streams. But where to start? The the t.bone SC 420 USB Podcast Pro Bundle has everything you need to get started.
Clean recordings without background noise
When recording in a home studio, it is important to minimize distracting noises such as the hiss of the PC fan or the reverberation of the room. The t.akustik Desktop Absorber 120 can be easily mounted and conveniently placed on the table to ensure clean recordings without ambient noise. The side panels can be variably adjusted for optimal optimization of the acoustics.
Large-diaphragm condenser microphone
The t.bone SC 420 USB microphone can be connected directly to your computer via USB. The recording is done with a sample rate of 48 kHz at 16 bit. Thanks to the headphone output, direct monitoring of the voice recording is possible. In addition to a foam windscreen, a pop filter and a spider, a table tripod and a PVC case are also included. Furthermore, the mute button is very practical if you need a short break from speaking. But how does the microphone sound? Its sound is pleasantly neutral, and you can use the proximity effect for a fuller sound. The slight amplification around 10 kHz gives recordings the desired brilliance.
High-quality DAW included
The set includes a license for Magix Samplitude Pro X Silver for Windows so that you can start recording and editing right away. The DAW allows multi-track recordings and object-oriented work. High-quality effects and precise analysis tools are also provided.
Closed headphones
Closed headphones are a must for podcasting and live streaming so that you can listen to your voice signal and identify any noise while recording. Even if you want to record music, a closed headphone is important so that it is not recorded together with the speech. With the t.bone HD 200, the bundle comes with circumaural headphones with rotating ear cups that you can connect directly to the microphone. The headphones transmit a frequency range of 20 to 20,000 Hz.