✨️【白の神コスパ】ノイキャン対応アーム付きゲーミングマイク「Maono DGM20S」音質レビュー！スマホ＆PC録音テスト🔰初心者向け低価格USBコンデンサーマイク

✨️【白の神コスパ】ノイキャン対応アーム付きゲーミングマイク「Maono DGM20S」音質レビュー！スマホ＆PC録音テスト🔰初心者向け低価格USBコンデンサーマイク

This time I pulled out the Maono DGM20 USB condenser microphone, which comes with an arm for 6,000 yen, for the first time in a while, so I’m going to play the audio I recorded for my podcast later. The environment I used was a smartphone plus the microphone connected to it, and I recorded it. My smartphone is an iPhone 16 Pro, and I just connected this microphone to the USB Type-C and recorded it as it was. Yes, so it’s completely raw sound. By the way, the audio you’re listening to here was recorded by connecting it to a PC, and then I turned up the volume to a certain extent and added some noise cuts, so I hope you’ll use this as a reference to see what difference it makes when connecting it to a smartphone . This time I recorded in a different environment than usual. A smartphone and a fairly cheap microphone I don’t usually have expensive microphones, but they’re all less than 10,000 yen, most of them are around 8,000 yen, and this time I think it’s probably around 5,6000 yen or 6,000 yen, which is pretty cheap for a microphone. I think that if you go below this price, you’ll probably get a lot more questionable ones. I don’t know for sure, but I remember buying a microphone for about 2,000 yen a long time ago and getting something really bad, and thinking, “No, this cheap microphone is no good after all .” The sound was so crisp. In that case, I think this one sounds pretty normal and not bad. For the purpose, isn’t it okay to use a microphone that isn’t particularly expensive? Why not start a podcast casually? Rather than worrying about this and not being able to get started, I hope this will be of some help to people who are thinking about getting started, or who are currently recording with their smartphone.I am currently using the microphone by connecting it directly to my iPhone 16 Pro via USB Type-C.From this perspective, as I mentioned earlier, for people who are thinking about getting started and are thinking about using their smartphone, or for people who are currently recording with their smartphone, you can just connect this microphone as usual and it will be usable, so of course it will depend on compatibility, I guess.Of course, it might not work with older iPhones that don’t support TYPE-C, so it might work if you convert it, but the price is reasonable and it should be easy to get started, so I recorded it in the hope that it will be of some help. So, the microphone I’ve been using recently is the FiFine K688, which is the one I’m basically using , and the one I’m using now is the K688, which goes for about 8,000 yen , but if it’s on sale it might go up to 7,000 yen, and the one I’m using now is probably 6,000 yen, or 5,000 yen if it’s on sale.It ‘s described as a condenser microphone , and the microphone is cylindrical, about 12cm long ( imagine it as a light bulb with a diameter of about 3cm or 4cm) , and the set comes with a pop filter, a pop guard, a mesh-like thing.It’s a small thing, and the question is how effective it is, but I think it’s better than nothing, so it’s just a little something. Well , what I was wondering about now is the volume, sound volume, and gain. Think about the volume of a microphone. There are various advantages and disadvantages, but I think it’s the same for everything, and I think it’s good. This cylindrical thing is set up like this, and the side of the cylinder is the microphone. There is also a filter attached to it, but the left and right are not the type where you talk to the top of the cylinder on your head, but you set your head up like this, and basically talk to it after the side is good. And the bottom part of this cylinder, that part can be rotated left and right, and you can adjust the volume there. I felt that this was not bad , for example, if you have something that has a volume knob on the bottom of the cylinder, you can’t see it in the first place, so you just turn it right, right and left. I don’t know, I can’t be sure, which way to turn the volume up? Or where was it? It feels really unpleasant to have to fumble around. I don’t think you change the volume that much once you set it, but with this microphone, you can adjust it left and right with the cylindrical bottom part, so it’s easy to see the scale visually, and if you lower your face a little, you can see it clearly, so it’s easy to adjust left and right. Yes, and then, I can’t say whether this is the difference between dynamic microphones and condenser microphones or individual differences, but I feel like the volume is louder and easier to pick up. The scale is easy to understand, so it’s easy to adjust, and I think that’s a bit of an advantage. I’m not using it as my main microphone right now, so I just pull it out and use it occasionally, so that’s it. And it has a noise canceling function. I’ll try it out. Right now, my PC is about 1.5m away from the microphone, and the fan isn’t that loud, but I don’t think it’s loud when I listen to it with my ears, but it’s still ringing. I wonder how it is now . I’m not using noise canceling or anything right now. So, I’ll try it out. I think noise canceling probably won’t work on the sound of hitting the desk, but I’ll try typing on the keyboard. The microphone is now about 45 degrees to the right of my face, about 15 cm away, about 20 cm away? The keyboard is 45 degrees diagonally to the left of the microphone . Is it 50 cm away? About 40 cm away, I’ll try typing on the keyboard a little bit. Now, I’m just typing normally, without making any noise, or rather, I’m typing normally. The volume of the sound when typing will vary depending on the person, but I’m also touching the numeric keypad and clicking the mouse a little . I’m touching it normally. On the other hand, I’m typing a little harder on the keyboard. It’s like I hate the enter button! Yes, what do you think? This is the normal state. And the noise canceling is on for the first time in a while . By the way, there is a microphone mute button on the cylindrical top of the microphone . I’ll touch it a little. I’ll keep talking. I think it stopped like this . I kept talking like this… I was muted . The waveform stopped, so I think it’s properly muted. So, there are two round buttons next to the mute button, and the other one is the noise canceling button. The speaker surface next to the microphone cylinder is meshed, and the part that picks up the sound is lit up, and the part that is lit up now is where you talk into the microphone, and here, you can see, there is a light on top, and it is currently green. It is a small light, and when it is green, it means that it is powered and ready to use, but when noise canceling is off, it is green. Noise canceling is on now. Sorry, I was wrong. This was a button to change the type of light, so how do you do noise canceling? I just held it down. Press and hold the mute button to cancel noise. Noise canceling is on now. So, how is the sound of the PC now? It is silent for a bit. I don’t think the sound of the fan has changed, so I’m going to type on the keyboard a bit. I think if I type on the keyboard, it will be picked up, but I’m just typing normally now. What do you think? Or if the keyboard was cut off, how would you say the end of the voice? My head has disappeared , and now I’m clicking the mouse. Yes, I wonder. So I’m typing harder on the keyboard . I’m doing the ENTER, which is likely to be disliked. The sound quality is definitely losing the good parts of the voice, or rather, as a personal expression, the moist feeling, or that part is lost, and I can’t help but get the impression that it simply deteriorates, or becomes a bit hollow. However , if you’re using a normal earphone microphone, I think the sound quality is good no matter how you compare it, so I don’t know how much of a problem there is with the words being cut off, but I think there are some subtle points in that regard, and I don’t know if it can be improved to some extent by the way you speak because I can’t hear it right now, but I’d like you to judge this. Once again, I’ll turn off noise canceling . Is noise canceling off also a long press? I’ll just tap once. If I tap normally, the microphone will be muted , so I’ll press and hold it again. The blue light is now on and the noise canceling is on. I just held it down . Yes, it’s now deactivated. I’m not sure, but I’ll type on the keyboard normally too, so I hope you can feel the difference . I’ll put related links in the description for the K688 and other microphones I mentioned this time , as well as links to the products I mentioned this time, and also to Amazon. As for the K688, I’ve tested the sound quality quite a few times on YouTube and my main podcast, so I think there might be more useful information there . That’s all for now. If this was helpful to you, please follow me. Bye.

セール時6000円程度で購入できるUSBコンデンサーマイク音質レビューdえす。Maono DGM20S を久しぶりに使ってポッドキャストを録音してみました。WEB会議〜ゲーム実況～ライブ配信～VTuberまで、これから配信始める人や初心者はもちろん、低価格で収めたい人にもおすすめ！スマホ（iPhone 16 Pro）にUSB Type Cで直接接続して録音した「素の音」を参考にどうぞ。普段はPCに繋いでノイズカットなどの処理をしているので、その音とスマホ直結の素の音にどんな違いがあるかを確認してみてください

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🎙️購入リンク
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🎙️関連商品
Fifine K688
Amazon https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0BK49VSMD/?tag=kt_vpodcast-22
楽天 https://a.r10.to/hRfVPj
AliExpress https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_ol07z9

【神コスパ】FIFINE K688マイクで音声収録＆本音レビュー！vs愛用TASCAM DR-07X 音質比較！ポッドキャスト〜WEB会議〜ゲーム実況者🔰初心者向けUSB接続の低価格高コスパマイク

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✅️YouTube収録／ポッドキャスト／ライブ配信関連機材

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📎まとめ：YouTube収録／ポッドキャスト／ライブ配信関連機材
⁠https://www.amazon.co.jp/shop/kt.pics/list/KUI7D4JMYJF6

✅️目次
00:00 USBコンデンサーマイク Maono DGM20S とは？
00:13 スマホ（iPhone 16 Pro）直結での録音環境について
00:31 PC録音とスマホ録音（未編集）の比較ポイント
00:51 安価なマイクでのポッドキャスト録音とその価格帯について
01:36 高くないマイクで気軽にポッドキャストを始める提案
02:25 普段使用しているマイク Fifine K688 との価格比較
02:47 Maono DGM20S の仕様と物理的な特徴
03:02 セット付属のポップフィルター（ポップガード）について
03:16 マイクのボリューム・ゲイン調整機能
03:26 Maono DGM20S のボリューム調整の使いやすさ
05:01 Maono DGM20S のノイズキャンセリング機能紹介
05:06 ノイズキャンセリングオフ状態での環境音テスト（PCファン、キーボード、マウス）
06:06 ノイズキャンセリング機能のオン・オフ操作方法（ミュートボタン長押し）
07:05 ノイズキャンセリングオン状態での環境音テスト結果
07:48 ノイズキャンセリング使用時の声の音質劣化に関する所感
08:51 関連マイク情報（Fifine K688）と概要欄リンクの案内
09:12 まとめとエンディング

✅️MAONO DGM20Sレビュー
普段から1万円未満の安価なマイクを使うことが多いのですが、過去に2000円程度のマイクでひどい音だった経験から、この価格帯のマイクは悪くないと感じています。今回の趣旨は、別に高いマイクを使わなくても気軽にポッドキャストを始められるのではないか、という提案です。これからポッドキャストを始めようと思っている方や、今スマホで録音している方に、このマイクの情報が少しでも参考になればと思っています。Type C対応のスマホなら簡単に接続できる点もメリットだと思います。

マイク本体は円筒状で、側面がマイクになっています。特に気に入ったのは、円筒の下部にあるボリューム調整ノブです。回して簡単にゲインを調整でき、視覚的にも見やすいので、他のマイクで手探りするのに比べて使いやすいと感じました。また、ノイズキャンセリング機能も付いているので試してみました。PCファンやキーボード、マウスの音でテストしましたが、完全にカットされるわけではなく、私の声の音質が「スカスカになる」ような劣化を感じました。ノイズキャンセリングのオンオフは、ミュートボタンの長押しで切り替わります。

全体的な印象として、Maono DGM20S は手軽にポッドキャストを始めたいスマホユーザーにとって、価格や接続の容易さで良い選択肢になるかもしれませんが、ノイズキャンセリングの音質への影響は知っておくべき点だと感じました。普段使っているFifine K688 との比較や、関連情報は概要欄にリンクを貼っておくので、そちらも参考にしてみてください。

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✅️使用アプリなど
音声編集：Adobe Audition
https://prf.hn/l/vwza4G3/
動画編集：Adobe Premiere Pro
https://prf.hn/l/614bQWX/
全部入りCreative Cloud
https://prf.hn/l/3PqjAQJ/
Adobe Firefly
https://prf.hn/l/9O5qVXD/
Adobe Express(アドビ版Canva／Firefly連携が良い感じ)
https://prf.hn/l/lQOq3yd/
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✅️買ったやつ。ガジェット関連おすすめなどまとめ
Amazonマイストア
⁠⁠⁠https://www.amazon.co.jp/shop/kt.pics
Amazonの新機能です。楽天ルームみたいなかんじのやつ。
カテゴリ分けして載せてるので、気になるものあればコメントなどもらえたらポッドキャスト内で紹介します

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ブログ
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聴くまとめ YouTube版
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy42LheJtEhKSjquP9BgiGQ
ガジェット本音レビューチャンネル
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SNS関連情報チャンネル
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