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1. Kblender (Not Real Name) 2. 16 3. Green 4. Kblender Optional: Join this steam group (steamcommunity.com/groups/NomadicGamers) - I will join if you are interested in gaming with me! 5. skyhogproductions 6. If you want to know anything more about me, pms me and I will contact you back! Kblender

I would love it if you could make me something for an avatar for this forum site! The theme would just be something wild and crazy! If you could do something, that would be awesome! Thanks! Kblender

Recording: Windows: Fraps, Mac: Screenflow Audio recording: Pro Tools 11 DAW: Focusrite Pro 24 DSP, Focusrite Octopre MKII Studio Monitos: Mackie HR824MKII Headphones: Sennheiser HD203, Sennheiser CX300B MKII Microphone: Rode NT1A, Rode NT5, Shure SM57 I think thats all... Kblender EDIT: Video Editing: Windows: Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, Mac: Final Cut Pro and Motion Video Encoding: Handbrake

I would be happy to do voice overs for you! I have over $5000 worth of recording gear so I can definitely make it sound as professional as possible!! I do Drama at College so have had lots of experience in Voice Acting! Watch some of my Youtube videos to hear what my voice is like: youtube.com/skyhogproductions Kblender

Send a link to the video he uses them in please! Kblender

It is a really good mic for people just wanting to use it for gaming commentating and to talk in their videos! Kblender

Being a DJ is hard work! U need to either have natural skill or pay to get taught! Don't attempt to make music unless you have the knowledge to! Kblender

Sennheiser is average as is Audio Technica but are good for the average consumer! My top choice would be Neumann, Shure, Rode or AKG! Just look for a mic worth more than $300 with the above brands and you have a brilliant mic! Your DAW also affects the sound! I recommend Focusrite! Great great brand and make awesome preamps! Kblender

Agreed above! If you don't have "good" graphics and are producing video's at 480p, don't even attempt! Get a new P.C! XD Kblender

Allgood! Take as much time as you need! I'm not rushed! Kblender

Shot bro! Appreciate it greatly! Kblender

If you are looking for the best possible audio solution for recording games possible, then a USB mic isn't really preferable in this case!! You would need to buy a DAW of some sort and buy either a condenser or a shotgun mic that would be worth over $200 to get any type of decent sound quality! USB has a very different signal to XLR as USB transfers actual data to your computer and XLR transfers the pure waveforms through a preamp built into your DAW and then through to your computer! For most p…

Would really recommend the Corsair Vengeance 1500 Funzo!! Tried it out yesterday and it fit my standards for miles!!! Kblender

My setup for Windows consists of Fraps with Pro Tools 11 recording and editing my voice, then over to Premier Pro for editing video and After Effects for any effects I may want, then over to Handbrake for compression before uploading to Youtube! My setup for a Mac (Yes... I have a Mac) consists of Screenflow and Pro Tools 11 recording and editing my voice, then over to Final Cut Pro for editing and maybe Motion for any effects I may want, then over to Handbrake for final compression before uploa…

The default settings are very average and sometimes has a fault with the audio and won't output in the final product! :L I was hoping someone had found some settings that makes it as close to 1080p quality as possible and if they could please share! Thanks! Kblender

Sweet! Always happy to help! PMS me or reply to this thread if you need any more help with anything! Kblender

Hey all! Kblender here! I have used Handbrake for a while but haven't found the perfect settings for what I am looking for! I am looking for settings that allow a 1080p video to be the smallest file size possible but still have the quality and resolution of a good looking 1080p video! I am using this after I edit video in FCP and so I can upload my videos to Youtube! Any reply would be greatly appreciated! Thanks all! Kblender

Take a look at ITCH! serato.com/itch Tell me what you think! Kblender

Well the frequency response is great so it will pick up the lows and high that you will want and the frequency response of the mic and sensitivity looks pretty good to! I definitely know if you buy an external mic that you will be able to hear yourself through your headphones when you speak but i'm not sure with the gaming headphones! :L I'm guessing you can and if it isn't built into the software, then there will be many other tutorials online and software that will be able to make it happen! K…

Hahaha! I'm into everything sound and audio related! I just find things easily! So have you made a final decision or shall we look at more options? Kblender