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Line 1: − URY is in a strange place. With the country on lockdown and the (almost) closure of campus, our normal method of making radio (going into the studio and talking into a microphone) simply won't do. We're students, though, and if there's one thing we are it's resourceful!+ − On these pages you'll find some guidance on how to continue making radio from the comfort and safety of your self-isolation bedroom.+ − * [[Working From Home Resources/Microphone Recommendations|Microphone Recommendations]]+ + + + + + + + + + +
Working From Home Resources/Microphone Recommendations (view source)
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You can get surprisingly far with even a potato mic, as long as you use it properly. A proper one will always help, though. On this page you'll find recommendations for microphones in every price range.
== Budget Zero ==
You'd be surprised how good an earphone (e.g. EarPod) mic can sound, if you use it properly. ''TODO'' what does properly mean?
== <£40 ==
Samson Go ''TODO''
== <£75 ==
Samson Meteor ''TODO''
You'll see a lot of YouTubers and streamers using Blue Snowballs, and while they're ''fine'', if you can stretch the budget for a Meteor it'll sound much nicer for radio, so the Snowball is not recommended.