BSP-290: Don't Criticize Popular People, My Microphone Journey, & More

On episode 290 of the BSP, I discuss a comment telling me that it's funny that I criticize people who are more popular than me, and then I share my thoughts on why copyright claims lead to 100% of revenue being taken and then share my entire microphone journey from why I bought my first one to why I started reviewing them. 

Gear Used This Episode (Affiliate Links):
Beyerdynamic M90 Pro X: https://geni.us/m90x
Yellowtek M!ka: https://www.yellowtec.com/mika.html
Universal Audio x8: https://imp.i114863.net/zMg2r
Sennheiser HD650: https://geni.us/sennhd650

As an affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases. 

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Discord: http://www.podcastage.com/discord

00:00 - Intro 
00:15 - What I'm Testing 
01:25 - WYHTS: Don't Criticize the Popular People!!!!
06:00 - WYHTS: Why Do Copyright Claims Get 100% of Revenue?
08:00 - WYHTS: You Watching Them Police Academy Movies? 
09:40 - Ask Bandrew
10:30 - Voice Submission 1
11:25 - Mic with Good Proximity Effect and Background Noise Rejection?
13:07 - Email 2
14:10 - Outboard Compressor Recommendations? 
19:10 - Video Submission 3
21:35 - How I Got Into Microphones?
32:53 - Voice Submission 4
33:38 - 7 XLR Input Audio Interface Recommendations
36:06 - Movie(s) of the Week?
38:50 - Outro 

Bandrew Scott

Bandrew Scott is the founder and host of the youtube channel Podcastage, where he posts reviews of audio gear, and shares tips and tricks to improve the audio of your Podcast, YouTube Channel, or Live Stream.

He also founded the Geeks Rising podcast network, which is home to amazing education, wellness, and pop culture podcasts such as Tourette’s Podcast, Sunshine & Powercuts, and On The Subject.

Bandrew also runs his own show titled the Bandrew Says Podcast. On this show he analyzes the latest news to determine how it affects the content creation ecosystem, and shares that to help creates remain aware of how the platform they use is changing.