XLR Microphone+Audio interface choices
So, I'm upgrading from an Aokeo AK60 and I wanted to go towards something like an XLR microphone, something like this FIFINE XLR Microphone and this audio interface, I don't know if they're a good pair or if they're a good option in general, but it'd be me going from a $40 microphone setup to a $130 one (minus the XLR cable as I don't believe neither the microphone nor the audio interface comes with one).
Also I stream, voice over, game, and use it for everyday things like discord calls. are these 2 a good pair?
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Please don't do it, I don't know who recommended those two pieces of junk to you, but I assure you that you would regret the purchase in no time. As an interface I recommend the Focusrite Vocaster One (now on offer) since you don't need to record musical instruments but only microphones, and as a microphone anything from the brands dedicated to microphones (Rode, Audio tecnica, Stellar, Shure, Behringer, Thomann t-Bone, etc., the important thing is that it is not FiFine, Tonor, or Trust and other brands that sell junk for €20,
I’m very new to XLR microphones, no one recommended the mic and interface to me, I just looked for ones that looked good, I am very glad I asked before purchasing though. Do you have any recommendations for microphones/microphone brands for said company that I should look at?
Those are not great choices, particularly the “interface”.
If you’re really scrimping on money, Good cheap mics include the Behringer XM8500, the Zoom ZDM-1 and the Fifine K669D. Decent budget interfaces include the Behringer UMC22 or the M Audio M-Track Solo. (If you really need to cheap out, try the Teyun Q12 on Amazon or any generic version of this on Ali Express.) I have used all of these and they’re ok.
I’ll look into them, I do also want to say that the interface can’t be too big as I don’t have much desk space