Focusrite Vocaster DM14v
Focusrite Vocaster DM14v
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Beschreibung / Spezifikation
Beschreibung / Spezifikation
Built for Podcasts, Livestreaming, and Content Creation
Focusrite’s Vocaster DM14v dynamic microphone is fine-tuned to excel when used for any type of vocal recording, making it a top-tier choice for podcasters, livestreamers, content creators, and more! The DM14v comes equipped with a host of features essential for any content creator working in a broadcast-oriented medium, including a built-in windscreen and an internal shockmount to defeat handling noise and tame plosives. Plus, the cardioid design is the industry standard in content creation for a reason — it’s a tight pattern that picks up audio in a narrow band, ensuring that unwanted background noise is kept to a minimum. Finally, a high-quality 3-meter XLR cable means you can get your project rolling right out of the box.
Keep your signal clear
No matter what type of vocal-oriented content you’re producing, background noise is an ever-present threat — especially if you’re an aspiring creator starting off your career in a bedroom or an apartment. If you’re anticipating a challenging recording environment, then Sweetwater’s microphone masters strongly recommend you stick with a dynamic mic designed with a cardioid pattern. It's a combination that’s not only sensitive enough to pick up your voice with broadcast-quality definition, but it's also exceptionally adept at rejecting offside sounds and unwanted background noise.
Focusrite Vocaster DM14v Dynamic Broadcast Microphone Features:
- Ideal for podcasting, livestreaming, content creation, and more
- Industry-standard dynamic design, fine-tuned to excel at all vocal-oriented applications
- Built-in windshield and internal shockmount to tame plosives and reduce unwanted noise
- Cardioid pattern is ideal for rejecting background audio
- Includes high-quality 3m cable for easy setup
- Elegant looks are reminiscent of one of the most iconic broadcast mics in history
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