Shure SM7

The MV6 Gen 2 USB gaming microphone is built for gamers and streamers who want professional quality audio without hassle.

Inspired by Shure's legendary SM7 and MV7 microphones, the MV6 combines a cardioid dynamic capsule with vision isolation technology and an intelligent digital audio processing engine, including auto level mode, real-time denoiser, digital popper stopper, 5-band EQ, and smart audio presets.

It does come in black or white, and the price is $169.

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This is a 16 in, 12 out, 24 bit, 192 kilohertz USB-C audio interface with eight preamps.

And then you have optical input and output, DSP mixing with FX.

loopback standalone mixer operation with or without a computer oled display input and output for ios devices and up to 74 db of clean gain the price for the mode 2 octalight audio interface is 849.95 The Shure SM7B now comes in white.

Well, not exactly.

And really, I don't even think we did like we use like this really old like square face like Sony mics.

And I sang into an SM7 like what you have in front of you right now.

Wow.

And

Has it been released yet?

Yeah, Stay in My Lane is what we did.

There's one mic on the whole drum set, and I want to say an SM7 for me and my guitar.

one there's like this uh weird keyboard thing called a fun machine and we put like a 58 on that and then one other sort of mic over by a guy playing a nashville tune guitar you know you take the high strings off of a 12 string you can faintly hear that playing lead and if you listen to it uh i wrote the i wrote the final verse of that in the studio and And we only did three run-throughs of it.

speakers like you don't have to be like really fancy with it like as long as you have a mic and a computer to work with that's all you really need because you don't even need like instruments like you have plugins now like it's so easy just to work with everything on your little laptop you know i

love the picture of you like writing and recording with an sm7 you know like a standard microphone

i actually that's also another thing that i fight producers with when i work with them i said i I just want to sit in the couch and record with an SM7, but they always want me to use some expensive mic, like the C800.

I'm like, I don't want that fancy shit.

I just want to...

I just want to, you know, sing comfortably in the couch and just have, yeah, a super...

And also I find that the SM7 is able to pick up just like a darker tone of my voice that I really like.

I think that's like the difference between my album, Picnic at the Cemetery, and my EP, Dolls, is that with the Dolls EP, I feel like the project is too perfect.

Isn't that something?

So those holes, that's essentially, is that like the predecessor to what we have today in things like an SM7 or an RE20 or similar dynamic mics?

Yes, you'll see on the side of dynamic mics that there's venting.

Even if I move this SM57 over and show you, there's some kind of venting on the sides here, just enough to make it directional.