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@@artmaltman heyyyy!!!! Nice! I am glad they did!

I am just about to do it. I had some health issues, a TIA, and it kept me down for over a month. So I am just getting around to it.

@@AudioHotline woah i hope your feeling better

Heyyy!!!! Good to be back, even though it took me a really long time to finish this video 🤣 I promise I am not “missing the point” I disclaimed that compressor suggestion wasn’t a “most user friendly audio interface” recommendation… I even say that exact thing something like “… but, that isn’t user friendly.” I think that Lewitt might be toeing a line… because it’s weird that the Connect 6 has the editable comp, and the Connect 2 is this “new interface” that has a different slogan, and it doesn’t… it’s like if the Duo didn’t have the same functionality as the RCPII, people would be bugged. Like I said with the suggestion, make the Connect 6 people happy and make it double clickable to change the sound, but just allow it to be turned on with the default sound. Both win. OR call jt something completely different and have it be the Lewitt A-2 “most user friendly audio interface.”

@@AudioHotline Yeah I get it, just playing devils advocate! But marketing is a thing that is usually misleading IMHO. peace

YEAH!!!! It's always a struggle finding where I can squeeze them in, in an interface review! 🤣

🤣🤣🤣

Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Good to know! Yeah, Lewitt did a good job making the adjustments from the connect 6 and what people didn’t like about that.

@@AudioHotline for sure

You are correct about that!!!

Yes!!! I wasn’t using a Cloudlifter, or any sort of mic activator, the whole time and still had plenty of gain! If you were live streaming, you could use the denoise with it, but I found that turning it up a few dB then setting the denoise, makes a big difference in the latching sound!

Yep 😊 it is my next review!

​@@AudioHotlinehell yeargh!!! ❤

Hey Art! Everything you just said is relatively accurate... When it comes down to it, I would say you'd want to be closer to a Dynamic mic than a Condenser mic... but it definitely depends on the mic. On a lot of Dynamic mics, you would want to be 2 to 6 inches away. Whereas with a Condenser you'd want to be 4 to 8 inches away. So there is definitely some overlap, but with that said, on average you would probably be about 2 inches closer to a Dynamic mic. There is a constant debate about what sounds better: Condenser or Dynamic. Bottom line: I would just go with what product you like the sound of. I know, it sounds like a bit of a cop-out, haha... but I will say there are other factors that come into play with this. One of them is room treatment. If you are in a completely untreated, bad-sounding room, I would 100% get a dynamic mic! There are plenty of Dynamic microphones out there that sound more natural than a Condenser... but on a whole, you are correct. Condenser mics tend to have more of a natural sound, because a lot of them have an extended frequency response. However, what a company decides to do with the tone, can help or hurt the "sounding natural" aspect of it. In this particular video I absolutely agree with you! I do think the K669C sounds more natural than the K669D, and I would say that happens quite a bit when it comes to Dynamic vs Condenser, but not always!

Hey! I really like the Rode DS2… but it is a little expensive for what it is, but I LOVE mine. DS2: amzn.to/3VMSxq3 If you don’t need it to horizontally move, the on stage quick release is great! On stage: amzn.to/4eA7Tqm Then you kind of have a mixer of the two with the innogear, except it does have the quick release like the on stage. Innogear: amzn.to/45J8VMI Hopefully this helps! Thanks for watching!

@@AudioHotline Thanks so much!

Nope, it's just USB 2 that can be used for Rode USB Mics!

Nope! Sadly it does not have associated software. The only way you’ll have your setting be the exact same is if you don’t touch any of the dials!

Yeah, I think that’s a good deal for this mic.

Chillllll…i 😈

@@AudioHotline LOL! At least brush your teeth if you're going to voice after lunch.

@@rudyabel4877 🤣 yeah, there was a period I was sick a lot but I tried to record through it. I can hear what you mean. I am surprised no one else has said anything… but I am glad 😂

@@AudioHotline I'm a voice actor. Mouth clicks are triggering.

@@rudyabel4877 lol! Fair enough! I feel like I am usually pretty good about them, this is a bad showing though.

The AI-1 is an audio interface. So you would connect an XLR cable to from the NT1 to the AI-1. If you want to use the NT1 as a USB mic, you don’t need to use the AI-1, you would just connect the NT1 5th gen directly to the computer! If you do want to use the AI-1, you would go XLR cable from the NT1 to the AI-1 then USB cable (that plugs into the back) of the AI-1. At that However, the AI-1 won‘t show whatever devices are plugged into it on connect, in fact the AI-1 does not connect to Rode Connect or unify. It does work with Rode Central, but for firmware updates. It just simply gives you a connection between the mic and the computer to be able to record into a DAW.

@@AudioHotline ok i will try thanks a lot

I love the RE20 and it is cheaper… but given your use case and would take the LS-208!

The whole video is only 4 minutes…