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Reddit mentions of Shure MV88+ Video Kit with Digital Stereo Condenser Microphone for Apple and Android
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Shure MV88+ Video Kit with Digital Stereo Condenser Microphone for Apple and Android. Here are the top ones.
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- iOS, ANDROID* & DESKTOP COMPATIBLE: Supplied Lightning and USB-C cables allow for connection to iOS, Android* and desktop devices
- HEADPHONE MONITORING: Built-in headphone output for real-time headphone monitoring
- APPLE MFi CERTIFIED: Made for iPhone/iPad/iPod certified for direct connection to Apple iOS devices
- LIVESTREAM READY: Perfect for livestreaming if 3rd party application recognises USB/Lightning audio
- TWO FREE APPS: ShurePlus MOTIV Audio & ShurePlus MOTIV Video allow you to customize the performance and set-up of the microphone for professional audio and video capture. iOS and Android versions available
- CHARGE ON THE MOVE: Allows for phone charging while the mic is in use (requires USB-A cable and Apple USB3 camera adapter)- iOS users only.
- FULL CONTROL: Multiple stereo width and Polar pattern options for ultimate flexibility.
- NO WIND NOISE: Includes a black foam windscreen (part number AMV88-WS); please note that the windscreen comes attached and can be removed if desired.
- IN THE BOX: 2-Year Warranty, MV88 microphone, foam windshield, Manfrotto Pixi Mini tripod, Lightning cable, USB-C cable, phone clamp, shoe-mount mic clip, and neoprene roll-up carry case.
Features:
Specs:
Color | Black |
Height | 7.5 Inches |
Length | 4.4 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | July 2020 |
Weight | 1.0361726314 Pounds |
Width | 4.4 Inches |
The Comica is just a cheap knockoff of this kit from Shure. Both will probably work but you get what you pay for.
I went with the Shure MV 88. Stereo condenser microphone - and it does produce a left and a right track when you record with it. The original MV88 was iOS only, however the MV88+ also works on android devices (although it is more expensive). You'll find that because it plugs directly into your phone, then placement of it becomes relatively simple - especially if you have a tripod. Also, it comes with its own App so that you can fine tune the controls.
I'd define this (at £129) as cheap compared to lots of free-standing mics (which would also require additional equipment to be able to use).
You can see my video review of it here for lots more information.
Nice that sounds like fun. Besides the iPhone do you have any other equipment?
There is no shame in starting the channel with iPhone then investing in a camera once your channel gains traction. Your really going to want to make sure you have good audio. People will tolerate poor video if the audio is good. The iPhone XR camera isnt bad. It really all depends on your budget.
If you want to use your phone to begin with check out the Shure MV88+. Quality mic with a good stand for vlogging.
I'm starting out myself and been debating investing in a dslr but I ended up using my iphone for video and buying the mic above and a cheap light kit. For me the light kit was a huge quality booster. Luckily your outside so unless your shooting in the dark you may not need one.
Here is what I am using:
Video: iPhone 7 Plus
Mic: Shure MV88+ and BOYA by M1 Lavalier Microphone.
Light: Fovitec - 1x Photography & Video 20"x28" Softbox Continuous Lighting Kit
Software: Adobe Premier
Audio/Music: Pro Tools, FL Studio, Audacity
(I come from more of a audio background but Audacity is free and will get the job done for editing audio.)