The Flow: Episode 101 - SHURE Microphones Unveils a NEW Mic!

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<v Doc>Aloha Flow Riders and welcome to another edition of The Flow.

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<v Doc>Today is a good day. Today is a good day. There's a song about that.

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<v Doc>Anyway, we are going to bring in one of our favoritest, favoritest Ecamm fan

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<v Doc>members who also happens to just run all myriad sorts of marketing things over at Shore.

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<v Doc>She is a expert of all sorts of things.

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<v Doc>But before I bring her on, I want to get everybody in the building to throw

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<v Doc>that 100 emoji into the chat because she just kicked off 100 episodes of her

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<v Doc>podcast, which is super cool.

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<v Doc>I remember this podcast starting in a bathroom with the predecessor of what

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<v Doc>we're going to talk about today.

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<v Doc>So I'll further edward, let's say sup to Laura Davidson.

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<v Laura>Oh my gosh, what's up?

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<v Doc>What's up?

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<v Doc>so oh my gosh oh my

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<v Doc>god is that hilarious it's funny because it came back because

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<v Doc>of comes because of Kendrick but that's just hilarious that was my favorite

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<v Doc>thing when I was a kid it was so fun it was so good yes so first of all congratulations

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<v Doc>on your podcast thanks and I remember this conversation in Albany New York like

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<v Doc>what is it like two and a half years Oh my gosh,

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<v Laura>A people video?

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<v Doc>Yes. And you were like, okay, I started my thing. I'm like episode three and

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<v Doc>I've been recording it with this. And I was like, what the heck is that?

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<v Doc>You go, I didn't show you this. And I was like, oh my God.

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<v Doc>And so, yeah, that was that OG MV88.

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<v Doc>So come on, come on. What are you talking about today then?

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<v Laura>We are a fun story talking about the brand new wireless MoveMic 88 Plus.

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<v Doc>That's what we're talking about. In my video, I'll go ahead and expose my joke

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<v Doc>now because I think it's funny. In my video, I say, in this time, the plus means minus.

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<v Laura>That's good. That's good, Doc. You should be in marketing.

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<v Doc>It turns out.

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<v Laura>Turns out. Funny story. Yeah. Yeah.

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<v Doc>I love that.

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<v Laura>It is so exciting. So you're actually hearing it right now. I am speaking into

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<v Laura>another one that is right here, right in front of me.

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<v Laura>And I am using it in cardioid mode because fun story about this,

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<v Laura>which I'm going to make some noise, tilt it up just a little.

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<v Laura>fun story about what doc likes about this a

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<v Laura>lot is that with the mv 88 plus its predecessor

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<v Laura>which looks funny strangely exactly the

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<v Laura>same uh just shorter you can change the

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<v Laura>polar patterns so how it actually picks up the sound coming into the mic now

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<v Laura>you could do that and it's wireless so i have it in mono cardioid mode meaning

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<v Laura>it's picking up what's coming directly into the mic rejecting what's coming

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<v Laura>in from the rear and the sides uh but you can put it in stereo mode you can

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<v Laura>put it in mono-bi-directional mode,

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<v Laura>meaning you could set it in between yourself and a guest and capture their audio, your audio.

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<v Laura>And then raw mid-side, which is another fancy way of saying it's going to open

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<v Laura>up all the surfaces of the microphone, so the two stereo capsules and the monocardioid

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<v Laura>capsule, and pick everything up so that when you put it into your DAW in post,

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<v Laura>you can split it into multiple tracks of audio, which is super dope, as Doc would say.

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<v Doc>Yes and i i will answer the question and just get the the dog out of the room real quick um

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<v Doc>So this is this is a point of contention with the internet um i am an old school og

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<v Doc>audio person and little kids i shouldn't say that that's super mean um little kid relative

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<v Doc>limited experience people on the internet that are

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<v Doc>all screaming about like everything should be 32 bit float

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<v Doc>and not really because first of

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<v Doc>all you don't need it if you're

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<v Doc>using your microphones properly in the proper environments the only reason why

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<v Doc>people need safety channels is you're not using your equipment right um that's

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<v Doc>mean and but it's just a factual statement because how do we make it this far

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<v Doc>right yes i mean legit how do we make it almost a hundred years of recording without needing it.

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<v Doc>And now everybody wants to have it. But the other part that messes people up

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<v Doc>and they don't realize is if you're doing it for video and you go to put your

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<v Doc>audio back to your video,

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<v Doc>you can get drift because your video application and all the ones that I mess

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<v Doc>with and that I think of mostly stop at 24 bit.

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<v Doc>And when you have a bit match difference, then there's a whole bunch of different

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<v Doc>level processing and things like that.

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<v Doc>So you're actually adding to your production workflow.

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<v Doc>So in a way, no, it doesn't do internal recording, but like you have a recorder,

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<v Doc>whatever you're talking into is recording.

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<v Doc>I can see where that would be cool, but then that's going to make the price a lot more.

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<v Doc>And then you probably not going to get that eight hours of battery life. So, yeah.

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<v Doc>Could you add a recorder and make it record for four to five hours?

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<v Doc>Yes, but you don't really need to. And the truth of the matter is it does have a 3.5 jack out.

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<v Doc>So if you insist, you could jack it into something else that does record.

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<v Doc>And there's like five or six little 32 bit recorders on the market.

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<v Doc>it um i just i've spent

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<v Doc>a lot of time playing with this stuff i like just don't even

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<v Doc>bother using it anymore i just don't it's just

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<v Doc>not necessary i get it like if

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<v Doc>you ruined it before like i have done this i think i've done this

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<v Doc>before but just it's the kind of thing you do once uh you know forget to set

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<v Doc>the gain and then the thing is just like mad loud yeah but it's normally never

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<v Doc>the soft part it's normally you peaked out is what people are looking for and

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<v Doc>what happens is so many people in content creating became one-man bands.

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<v Doc>So they learn everything about how to make cinematic.

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<v Doc>You know the most important thing of cinematic? The score, ask John B. Williams.

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<v Laura>Smart.

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<v Doc>Smart.

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<v Laura>Very smart.

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<v Doc>So there's the answer to that question. Let's just get it out of the way.

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<v Doc>Because everybody asks that question always. Yes.

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<v Doc>Yes. I really do love this thing. So what I want to do real quick is pair mine

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<v Doc>up so we could be on the same microphone. We'll see you next time.

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<v Laura>Uh, that'd be good.

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<v Doc>Yeah. Um, yeah, that's a, that was a good, that was a good, good question, by the way.

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<v Doc>Um, I'm not saying that was a bad question. That is just a common question and

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<v Doc>it is mostly misunderstood by people on the internet.

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<v Doc>I've only seen one of my contemporaries have a fairly intelligent conversation about it.

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<v Doc>And that's Curtis Judd because it's always Curtis Judd.

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<v Doc>That's just the point. He's the only person I've ever seen that sort of bring

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<v Doc>that up, but Like all the little kid camera, I shouldn't say that.

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<v Doc>It's just that I'm old and they're not.

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<v Doc>Oh, snap. They're always like, oh, they're 32-bit. I was like,

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<v Doc>yeah, whatever. Okay, so let me switch to my overhead real fast. Boom.

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<v Laura>Oh, look at that.

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<v Doc>I think I got it contained into the little spot. And then, look,

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<v Doc>I can even do one of these numbers and come in a little closer.

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<v Doc>Let me move the book out of the way. We don't need that.

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<v Doc>All right, so this is super dope. All you're going to do is I'm going to power

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<v Doc>the receiver first. Now, I currently have this thing, Bluetooth,

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<v Doc>connected to my phone, which is something we should talk about. Yes.

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<v Doc>If you are using the Motive video app.

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<v Laura>Or audio app.

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<v Doc>Or audio app. That's true. I always forget about that. You can connect it to

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<v Doc>your phone via Bluetooth, and it works pretty good.

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<v Doc>You would definitely get better audio if you use the receiver,

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<v Doc>but you're not, like, stuck using the receiver.

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<v Laura>Yeah. Exactly. So he's using the receiver right now, but you have multiple options.

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<v Laura>So you push and hold it till it flashes blue and red.

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<v Laura>So now you're gonna have to power it off because you didn't push it longer.

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<v Doc>I let go too quick.

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<v Laura>There we go. Now it turns off. But don't worry if you do that.

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<v Laura>So just push and hold it for like five to 10 seconds.

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<v Laura>When it powers up, it's going to light up and then give you flashing blue and

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<v Laura>red lights. And that's when you know it's in pairing mode.

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<v Laura>There you go. And then if you X out on your receiver, well, it's pairing, but you can X out of that.

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<v Doc>Come here there you go why are you showing those two i want to show this one

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<v Laura>Oh if you had your labs paired you're gonna have to kick one of those out to

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<v Laura>get your idiot plus in there,

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<v Laura>you think the disrespect pot he's got so much fun gear meanwhile louise is like

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<v Laura>where's my shore gear how do i get the shore hookup that's what he's asking me earlier all right.

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<v Doc>There you go.

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<v Laura>Sorry.

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<v Doc>What I did was I grabbed the wrong receiver because I had already done this.

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<v Doc>So there it is. You just go ahead and press the button and it's cool because

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<v Doc>in here, let me up this focus Daniel sign.

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<v Doc>go back did you connect yes it's connected okay reconnect there you go reconnection in progress

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<v Laura>So he had already paired it but normally if you do that it'd be like it would

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<v Laura>walk you through the pairing process.

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<v Doc>All right it says microphone reconnected yes

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<v Doc>all right cool so this is cool because you just press

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<v Doc>this little doohickey and you can rename it which

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<v Doc>i might do because when we get to nab

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<v Doc>myself and mary lou and a couple

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<v Doc>of the folks could have the same thing but you know

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<v Doc>you can do that if you want i'm not going to rename that right now i'm just

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<v Doc>back out um you have some other cool stuff you can do like which i really like

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<v Doc>going to your output settings and what i do is i have mine set wrong so i want

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<v Doc>to fix mine i would accept my usb and i want mix channel left and right. This is correct.

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<v Doc>Actually, no, let's separate it because I can't.

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<v Laura>Then it'll record.

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<v Doc>The hard part is I'm trying to see this with my old self and show you guys at the same time.

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<v Laura>It's really fun. It's really enjoyable. I should like play along at home while

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<v Laura>he's doing this. Let's see what's happening.

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<v Doc>You got your camera mixing levels that you can set. Let me back this out.

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<v Doc>I'm going to leave it on USB.

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<v Doc>Let me back that out. And then I want to go to boom boom boom um yeah i didn't

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<v Doc>what is the high power for i think i understand but that's high

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<v Laura>Power rf so if you want to make sure that you have the max amount of distance

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<v Laura>that you can transmit between the mic and the receiver you put on high power.

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<v Doc>Oh love it i probably not gonna use that because it won't sound delicious when you go that far so

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<v Laura>Go in there.

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<v Doc>Also you're gonna you're gonna kill the battery right yes

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<v Laura>Exactly it drains your battery.

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<v Doc>I like the fact that it has, there it is, polar pattern.

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<v Doc>I like the fact that you can mess with the labels. So I have it in stereo 60,

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<v Doc>but I'm going to put it in mono, not raw side.

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<v Laura>There you go.

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<v Doc>Cardioid, there you go. I'm going to use raw cardioid. The reason why I want

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<v Doc>to use this, LD, correct me if I'm wrong, is I want it not to pick up,

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<v Doc>if the Mac Studio decides to go,

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<v Doc>which it never does but just in case because it'll

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<v Doc>be behind the heart in this particular situation it'll be

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<v Doc>in a crack that sounds so weird nothing this is my desk so if homegirl is sitting

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<v Doc>here like it can hear me and a little bit of me if i start to move but it won't

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<v Doc>hear the back which is good because my phone is back there and if it goes they're

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<v Doc>less likely to hear that Yes.

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<v Doc>Okay, so let me thunk, thunk, thunk, thunk this baby on here.

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<v Laura>Make sure you hit enter on that cardioid pattern so it stores it.

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<v Doc>So it sticks.

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<v Laura>Yes, it's going to say saved.

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<v Doc>Saved. All right, so that's good. Now, you can do left and right swap.

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<v Doc>You can do gain lock. I'm not going to bother with that.

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<v Doc>And then you can do identify. So if you have more than one, I'm assuming you

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<v Doc>can connect two to receiver just like you connect two laugh mics, right?

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<v Laura>No, just one.

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<v Doc>Just one? Okay.

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<v Laura>At least, although, you know, it did look like I could do that earlier.

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<v Laura>Let's test that adventure because I can while you're doing that.

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<v Doc>Yeah, because you have two.

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<v Laura>I know we have two channels, but yeah, I'm sure it does that actually.

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<v Laura>I think I just said the wrong thing on office hours if that's the case,

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<v Laura>but let's let's find out.

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<v Doc>Dude, the fact that Bill said cute and then you was like, what?

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<v Doc>She's not cute. Well, she is, but that was funny.

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<v Doc>I'm going to plug the receiver in.

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<v Doc>And again, if you don't need it to be wireless, you can actually plug this guy

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<v Doc>directly into the computer.

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<v Doc>All right. So, Luis, he is going to make the switch.

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<v Doc>I'm actually going to add a switch.

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<v Doc>Is connected there it is mvr is connected wow oh this is cool i could just lean back and do my show

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<v Doc>oh wait he just started something dumb when i

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<v Doc>do this i can't hear it one second i can't hear laura

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<v Doc>anymore yep we

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<v Doc>lost laura's audio okay she gotta

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<v Doc>switch hers to mvr as well um let me

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<v Doc>set mine so i can hear this because when

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<v Doc>you put it okay so for the people watching at home when i

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<v Doc>stick it into the mvr my sound

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<v Doc>channel is going through but then it's not passing through through uh ecamm

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<v Doc>so if i do it this way now i can hear it pass through ecamm because basically

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<v Doc>i press the playthrough mark the problem with me doing that is it's going to

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<v Doc>come in slightly delayed.

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<v Doc>So what I'll do is put my headphone right in here.

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<v Laura>How about now, Luis?

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<v Doc>I'll put it in the MVR.

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<v Laura>Can you hear me now? Yes. Good to go. Okay. Yeah, I was when I tried to pair

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<v Laura>it and see if I could pair another one to it, it didn't like that.

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<v Laura>See, I can just sit back here and be like the kids with their small little mics.

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<v Laura>I feel very strange. I'm not going to lie.

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<v Laura>But it's still kind of fun.

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<v Laura>Yeah. So you can be wireless is the the main goal

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<v Laura>of this exercise so doc has

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<v Laura>loved the mv88 plus for a very long time as have i but it's always kind of like

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<v Laura>wouldn't it be cool if uh we could be wireless with this and so we are so why

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<v Laura>is that cool for you i'm gonna put this back over here for a second so that i'm not holding it once i.

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<v Doc>And one other thing to note is when you do this and you're using,

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<v Doc>like I'm using these in-ear monitors, these guys are very sensitive.

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<v Doc>So you're going to want to turn it down. You can go deaf.

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<v Laura>Yeah, but give yourself more gain in your receiver because you're quiet.

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<v Doc>Okay. All right. I'm going up, up, up, up, up.

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<v Laura>There we go.

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<v Doc>And then there we go. Bingo. So I've adjusted the gain to 18.

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<v Doc>which is what I adjusted it to yesterday when I was talking to Mary Lou,

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<v Doc>but then I adjusted it again and messed it around.

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<v Doc>But I like this because now I can just kick back and do my show.

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<v Laura>Please do it like that from now on. That is so great.

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<v Doc>Be like, hey, girl.

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<v Laura>Hey. I don't know. It's such a small mic, though. It doesn't really have the same impact.

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<v Laura>But all right. So let's talk about who this microphone is for,

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<v Laura>besides all of you who are watching.

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<v Laura>Why it's so great is because if you use it in monocardioid mode,

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<v Laura>like Doc and I are using it right now, and you adjust your gain right,

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<v Laura>you can have the same beautiful, warm sound that you're accustomed to using

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<v Laura>something like the MV7+.

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<v Laura>You still need more gain on yours. I'm determined.

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<v Doc>I can just eat the mic.

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<v Laura>There we go. Or you can use it out in the field.

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<v Laura>Oh, my God. Musical Tourette's guy over here.

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<v Laura>We share the same affliction. um so like

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<v Laura>when ecamm when the team is at nab and they take

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<v Laura>this out they can be capturing all the sounds of

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<v Laura>nab for a little b-roll action of what

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<v Laura>that looks like for people in stereo uh it's

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<v Laura>versatile is the main gist of the story and i love that i compare it directly

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<v Laura>to my phone because that makes life tremendously easier um it just gives me

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<v Laura>all these workflow options that I didn't really know I had before because I was using MoveMic,

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<v Laura>but I've loved the MV88 Plus for so long that now it's kind of just like,

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<v Laura>This is, uh, this is my new favorite thing. Um, speaking of pairing it to the phone.

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<v Doc>Alicia said I should name mine. My mic sounds nice, which is true. I might do that.

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<v Doc>One of the other things that, that is really, really good is,

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<v Doc>um, Jim said something that I think is true.

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<v Doc>I always thought holding the little box up to the face just seems weird.

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<v Doc>Now the other little box is smaller, so it's not as obnoxious, but the bigger box,

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<v Doc>it just does seem weird to me so that's why i rarely do it and in my video that

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<v Doc>made yesterday i was making fun of lou because what she does in order not to

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<v Doc>hold the box is like stick it to a spatula

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<v Doc>or or a comb or a brush or her cat or

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<v Laura>Her cat oh gosh poor cat.

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<v Doc>Oh yeah gizmo will be rocking the mic doing this doing her thing you know that's

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<v Doc>awesome she's a celebrity she knows she is so i I think this is really cool

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<v Doc>just because, again, the versatility of being able to take it out on the road.

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<v Doc>And when it's not in its little container. Sorry, people. Actually, I can mute this.

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<v Doc>Yeah. One, two, one, two. I'm kidding. Yeah.

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<v Doc>There you go. When you're holding it like this, it feels more normal.

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<v Laura>It does. It has weight to it.

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<v Doc>Yeah. It has a little bit of thing. I will probably wrap it in some sort of silicone.

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<v Doc>So that way it's a little, you know.

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<v Laura>So you don't drop it?

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<v Doc>Yeah, that too.

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<v Laura>Okay. All right.

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<v Doc>But yeah, this is really cool. Because then that way if you ding it or whatever,

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<v Doc>like in your bag, it's not.

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<v Doc>I mean, the covering on short mics is very durable. Again, they have so much

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<v Doc>experience at this, whereas everything else is plastic. This is metal.

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<v Doc>But if you want to, you know, you're like me and don't like scratches on anything,

00:19:08.791 --> 00:19:10.131

<v Doc>then yeah, you can wrap it.

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<v Doc>You could even put a little gaff tape on it. So that way you know which one is yours.

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<v Doc>And it won't. I mean, it just looks normal. That's what I like about it. It looks normal.

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<v Laura>Yes, it does.

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<v Doc>Yes, you can. John said, can you adjust the gain on your motive app on your phone?

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<v Doc>And if so, how much gain? Is there a difference compared to the Move receiver?

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<v Doc>Yeah. From my experience, the receiver is always better because Bluetooth is Bluetooth.

00:19:39.831 --> 00:19:42.711

<v Doc>And even though Shor made a custom Bluetooth, it's still Bluetooth.

00:19:42.951 --> 00:19:47.891

<v Doc>Yes. Like you can only put so much turbo charge in your Corolla. It's still a Corolla.

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<v Laura>Man. All right. Well, that was an interesting comparison. But yes,

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<v Laura>yeah, it's proprietary Bluetooth technology. So it's not the same as pairing

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<v Laura>up your AirPods or what have you, or your phone or, you know,

00:20:01.651 --> 00:20:03.591

<v Laura>or your wireless things.

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<v Laura>But yeah, the receiver lets you have a lot more flexibility and it can go on

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<v Laura>your camera. It can go into your computer like I have it doing right now and

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<v Laura>it can go into your existing workflows.

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<v Laura>So if you're not wanting to pair directly to the phone, then that's another option for you.

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<v Doc>This is really cool because it's just, you know, people always talk about like

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<v Doc>not having the mic in a shot and things of that nature.

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<v Doc>So that's why I think this is cool, because you can just put it there. It's only a tiny bubble.

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<v Doc>And I don't think that matters. You know me. I like to talk into an SM7B,

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<v Doc>but it is very, very good. The sound is incredible.

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<v Doc>Mary Lou said, I've been using my MV88 Plus as a hell, hell plugged in.

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<v Doc>It just makes it even more fun wireless. Absolutely. Yes, absolutely.

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<v Doc>I like the size of it, too, as Gabe is saying. I think I said that right.

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<v Doc>Yeah, it's it's I don't know.

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<v Doc>I don't know how I'm going to explain this. It's going to sound crazy.

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<v Doc>This is going to sound crazy.

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<v Doc>When in tech device, especially has a fun form factor, you're more likely to

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<v Doc>use it. When a tech advice has an odd form factor, it doesn't matter how good it is.

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<v Doc>You're less likely to use it because most muggles, that's you guys,

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<v Doc>are afraid to break your tech.

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<v Doc>So if the thing you're holding seems like you can broke it or it doesn't pack

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<v Doc>well, you are less likely to use it.

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<v Doc>So what makes this so fun is it seems like a normal mic. If that makes any sense, it makes sense to me.

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<v Doc>Thank you, Mary Lou, for backing me up. That's my homie.

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<v Doc>So John wants to know, Laura, can the receiver connect to the computer via USB?

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<v Doc>Yes. I don't know, John. You tell me.

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<v Doc>And what about the iPhone? Yes, USB audio is USB audio.

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<v Doc>So in theory, if your car can accept USB audio, it'll work. Now,

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<v Doc>I've plugged it into my iPhone.

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<v Doc>xm5 my sony's too far back there i didn't feel like doing that but it works

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<v Doc>so anything that accepts usb audio is usb audio so i haven't tried this but in theory into

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<v Laura>The iphone i mean it's is it mfi certified yeah.

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<v Doc>Into the eye

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<v Laura>Oh into the eye how would you plug it into the eye this x this xlr never mind

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<v Laura>doc's getting crazy with the cheese whiz dang man hey.

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<v Doc>You know the coffee didn't kick yet no um so yeah anything that can accept usb audio it should work

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<v Laura>Okay i'm gonna try this let's see this yeah.

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<v Doc>You're gonna try to get two connected to the same

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<v Laura>R no no no no other device the app is very cool though so i was saying there's

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<v Laura>the mode of audio and mode of video apps that are free and you can fully control

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<v Laura>the devices that way but just to say when you're doing that,

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<v Laura>if you don't want to do that, you can also use it with the receiver in your own workflow.

00:23:13.892 --> 00:23:17.032

<v Laura>So you're not limited to our apps, but they're pretty awesome.

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<v Laura>So I'm just saying, you know, why, why do that to yourself when you could have

00:23:22.052 --> 00:23:25.332

<v Laura>a great experience all within our ecosystem?

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<v Doc>Ooh, don't do that. So this is the Motive app. It's on Motive video right now.

00:23:32.972 --> 00:23:38.752

<v Doc>And then when, when you have the short mic connected, it shows here and it gives

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<v Doc>you all the myriad sorts of control.

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<v Doc>What did John say? Thanks for trying. I can't believe I just watched a buddy

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<v Doc>of videos reading up in his mic. And now you're here to answer questions.

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<v Doc>John, you're just good.

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<v Laura>We're here for you.

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<v Doc>Do you have a wireless monitoring device to go with it?

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<v Doc>Headphones in your ears so you can be walking around in, In theory, Bowles Promo TV...

00:24:08.161 --> 00:24:14.141

<v Doc>And my brain read that weird because I live in Hawaii and our team is called

00:24:14.141 --> 00:24:16.221

<v Doc>the Rainbow Warriors, mostly warriors now.

00:24:16.361 --> 00:24:20.181

<v Doc>But everybody still says Bose from way back in the day when we were just rainbows

00:24:20.181 --> 00:24:21.241

<v Doc>and then they changed it.

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<v Doc>And so my brain wants to read that as Bose because, you know, University of Hawaii.

00:24:26.721 --> 00:24:31.441

<v Doc>Anyway, so technically that's sort of what I'm doing now because I have this

00:24:31.441 --> 00:24:33.101

<v Doc>headphone plugged into the R.

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<v Doc>so you could do it that way if you want to monitor using the receiver the mvr or dash r

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<v Laura>Yes so it has a headphone out on

00:24:46.981 --> 00:24:50.561

<v Laura>the receiver it has a headphone out on the back of the microphone so

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<v Laura>the idea of it having it on the back of the microphone is so that you check

00:24:53.481 --> 00:24:56.541

<v Laura>your levels before you start recording make sure you're not peaking or make

00:24:56.541 --> 00:25:00.581

<v Laura>sure you're not too soft and then go wireless because you don't want to be tethered

00:25:00.581 --> 00:25:04.941

<v Laura>to it with a wired headphone but that's why that three and a half millimeters

00:25:04.941 --> 00:25:07.861

<v Laura>on the back of the move mic 88 plus itself,

00:25:09.081 --> 00:25:14.381

<v Laura>so yes you can monitor directly from that or from the receiver bluetooth monitoring

00:25:14.381 --> 00:25:18.001

<v Laura>not so great because there's latency yes.

00:25:18.001 --> 00:25:24.061

<v Doc>Yes see everybody here's the thing about having a real wireless mic and i'm

00:25:24.061 --> 00:25:27.841

<v Doc>i think i mentioned this but again i have to rerecord my whole video because

00:25:27.841 --> 00:25:29.501

<v Doc>i recorded it in the wrong polar pattern.

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<v Doc>One of the things I mentioned in my, my video is everybody comes in and brags

00:25:35.801 --> 00:25:40.081

<v Doc>about the fact that they can connect to your phone, Bluetooth,

00:25:40.681 --> 00:25:42.621

<v Doc>all of the devices that are on the market.

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<v Doc>And this is a factual statement. There's nothing wrong with that statement.

00:25:46.721 --> 00:25:52.361

<v Doc>However, Bluetooth audio doesn't sound good going in.

00:25:52.501 --> 00:25:56.801

<v Doc>Bluetooth audio barely sounds good coming out, just listening to music on your

00:25:56.801 --> 00:26:00.241

<v Doc>headphones, which is why you can't do lossless in earbuds.

00:26:00.641 --> 00:26:03.921

<v Doc>You have to use a deck or something that you can plug in.

00:26:05.441 --> 00:26:09.681

<v Doc>So what Shure did was make a better Bluetooth.

00:26:10.101 --> 00:26:17.021

<v Doc>They built a better mousetrap and it's phenomenal. You just have to use it in your in the app.

00:26:17.181 --> 00:26:21.041

<v Doc>Same thing when you're using like my headphones that I travel with.

00:26:21.041 --> 00:26:24.101

<v Doc>my um ionics is use the

00:26:24.101 --> 00:26:29.101

<v Doc>play app because it does a better job of feeding the audio to your head because

00:26:29.101 --> 00:26:35.521

<v Doc>of sure it's custom custom i mean when you've been around for 99.92 years um

00:26:35.521 --> 00:26:43.981

<v Doc>you know things that other people don't know you just do so that's why paul is so smart oh

00:26:43.981 --> 00:26:48.161

<v Laura>You're so mean and funny it's true it's not.

00:26:48.161 --> 00:26:55.281

<v Doc>All is smarter than us he's been around at least 40 years longer than me no that's not true

00:26:58.912 --> 00:27:00.052

<v Laura>Oh, my goodness.

00:27:00.912 --> 00:27:03.372

<v Doc>All right. So we got the battery life is eight hours.

00:27:03.532 --> 00:27:03.732

<v Laura>Yes.

00:27:04.432 --> 00:27:08.312

<v Doc>We have the four different patterns.

00:27:09.632 --> 00:27:13.632

<v Doc>We have customizable DSP.

00:27:13.772 --> 00:27:16.152

<v Laura>I was going to say, we have not talked about the disc.

00:27:16.372 --> 00:27:17.092

<v Doc>Speak on that.

00:27:17.372 --> 00:27:24.832

<v Laura>Yeah, the DSP for this microphone, you have complete control in both the app and on the receiver.

00:27:25.392 --> 00:27:28.452

<v Laura>So when you, I'm looking at it right now to tell you in real time.

00:27:28.592 --> 00:27:31.892

<v Laura>So audio effects, for example, you have some presets you can go into.

00:27:32.052 --> 00:27:33.592

<v Laura>Right now I have mine in speech mode.

00:27:34.152 --> 00:27:39.552

<v Laura>This is singing mode, flat mode, acoustic mode, and band mode.

00:27:39.692 --> 00:27:44.252

<v Laura>So band mode is changing what my polar pattern is doing behind the scenes.

00:27:44.272 --> 00:27:46.772

<v Laura>So if you were listening in headphones, you probably heard that change.

00:27:47.112 --> 00:27:51.712

<v Laura>Noise reduction. That's my favorite one. So when you're out in the field and

00:27:51.712 --> 00:27:55.672

<v Laura>you have all kinds of noises around you, I just turned mine off.

00:27:55.772 --> 00:27:59.392

<v Laura>So you should be hearing a difference of what my room sounds like.

00:27:59.492 --> 00:28:03.272

<v Laura>Oh, that's pretty quiet. I turned off my space heater. I was freezing a minute ago.

00:28:03.692 --> 00:28:07.872

<v Laura>Okay, noise reduction on. So that just takes the background noise down a notch.

00:28:08.012 --> 00:28:11.252

<v Laura>So you can cut through high pass filter, there's a compressor you can add,

00:28:11.432 --> 00:28:14.152

<v Laura>there's five band EQ, and then the polar patterns.

00:28:14.172 --> 00:28:17.152

<v Laura>And it stores all of those settings to the microphone itself.

00:28:17.432 --> 00:28:23.752

<v Laura>So once you take it, unplug it, unpair it, use it in your different workflows,

00:28:23.792 --> 00:28:25.492

<v Laura>it still remembers those settings.

00:28:27.092 --> 00:28:32.572

<v Doc>That is one of the things that I like. I'm going to answer this question in the weirdest way.

00:28:33.212 --> 00:28:38.612

<v Laura>How do you have double audio now? What did you do? Oh, that's why.

00:28:40.112 --> 00:28:44.112

<v Laura>What is he doing? Oh my God. It's like a crazy experiment.

00:28:46.112 --> 00:28:47.272

<v Doc>All right. What about now?

00:28:47.772 --> 00:28:48.672

<v Laura>There you go. You're good.

00:28:49.772 --> 00:28:54.132

<v Doc>Yeah, I was messing with something. OK, so the question that came up was,

00:28:54.252 --> 00:28:57.112

<v Doc>can you use this in the boom? My configuration watch.

00:29:01.599 --> 00:29:03.379

<v Laura>Oh, wow. Doc's so fancy.

00:29:04.919 --> 00:29:12.519

<v Doc>This pole is nine feet. I'm going to use the old one, 88, as a stand-in.

00:29:13.319 --> 00:29:19.599

<v Laura>Yes. Oh, that kind of boom arm. Oh, they want a boom pole. Okay.

00:29:20.559 --> 00:29:22.959

<v Doc>Well, I don't know. If you say boom mic, this is a boom mic.

00:29:23.459 --> 00:29:25.299

<v Laura>I think they mean like this, Doc.

00:29:25.919 --> 00:29:27.039

<v Doc>That's not a boom mic.

00:29:27.159 --> 00:29:33.759

<v Laura>Well, it's a boom arm for our audience, I would think. i would think that's what who asked that.

00:29:33.759 --> 00:29:38.979

<v Doc>Why i tell the people that nomenclature is important because i i've been doing

00:29:38.979 --> 00:29:43.759

<v Doc>this since black and white tv i'm gonna answer the question with the right answer oh boom

00:29:43.759 --> 00:29:45.499

<v Laura>Pole you're right i'm wrong.

00:29:45.499 --> 00:29:47.359

<v Doc>See i'll

00:29:47.359 --> 00:29:48.899

<v Laura>Just see myself out okay.

00:29:48.899 --> 00:29:53.239

<v Doc>No don't see i this i people all the time like everybody that came in you notice

00:29:53.239 --> 00:29:58.879

<v Doc>my team says slack back nobody said echo no it ain't echo all right i try to

00:29:58.879 --> 00:30:02.239

<v Doc>teach people the right thing because if you go to support and you go, Hey, I have an echo.

00:30:02.459 --> 00:30:04.959

<v Doc>They're going to go down a different path because that's not what they're looking

00:30:04.959 --> 00:30:09.019

<v Doc>for. If you have slapback, that's a different thing. So I try to teach my folks

00:30:09.019 --> 00:30:09.979

<v Doc>to use proper nomenclature.

00:30:10.199 --> 00:30:13.639

<v Doc>So yes, this is really cool because of the attractions that it come with.

00:30:14.899 --> 00:30:21.919

<v Doc>Thank you, Daryl. Because of the connections that it has. And this is I was going to say monofiber.

00:30:22.399 --> 00:30:26.359

<v Doc>Come on, dude. This is a carbon fiber, nine foot pole.

00:30:26.839 --> 00:30:34.599

<v Doc>So in theory, oh this would be real cool to take out to the beach and wirelessly get some waves

00:30:37.259 --> 00:30:40.079

<v Doc>and the surf is going oh bro catch the next

00:30:40.079 --> 00:30:46.339

<v Doc>wave oh yes like you know like so that's a good idea you just gave me a really

00:30:46.339 --> 00:30:50.899

<v Doc>really good idea take this guy out to the field and like you know pick up some

00:30:50.899 --> 00:30:55.339

<v Doc>some b-roll sounds which one could use for something so yeah this is cool super

00:30:55.339 --> 00:30:57.779

<v Doc>cool And the pole has a quarter 20 on the back.

00:30:58.039 --> 00:31:02.719

<v Doc>Amazon has tons and tons and tons of lengthy poles that you can get.

00:31:02.859 --> 00:31:06.979

<v Doc>And because of the 30 meter range, you're going to be fine.

00:31:07.622 --> 00:31:10.502

<v Doc>You know what I mean? You're not going to have too many problems with that.

00:31:10.662 --> 00:31:13.702

<v Doc>So that's a really good question. Who said that?

00:31:14.202 --> 00:31:17.622

<v Doc>That was a good question. Get some stereo Foley. That is right, DJ Right On Beat.

00:31:18.102 --> 00:31:21.082

<v Laura>I've got, sorry, if you guys are wondering what the heck I'm looking at,

00:31:21.222 --> 00:31:27.222

<v Laura>I've got my buddy Mario doing our live stream about the MV88+, the Move Mic right now.

00:31:27.382 --> 00:31:30.802

<v Laura>And so I'm trying to be his moderator while being on this stream.

00:31:30.962 --> 00:31:35.282

<v Laura>That's what we do. And he can. We can multitask. Okay? But sorry.

00:31:35.422 --> 00:31:36.722

<v Doc>You guys don't have a paw yet?

00:31:36.722 --> 00:31:38.082

<v Laura>We don't have a Paul.

00:31:38.582 --> 00:31:39.662

<v Doc>For a good price.

00:31:40.502 --> 00:31:43.542

<v Laura>I mean, normally Mario and I are tag team in this, but I was like,

00:31:43.642 --> 00:31:46.442

<v Laura>I got to go beyond the flow. So you got this? Cool.

00:31:46.802 --> 00:31:50.102

<v Laura>And then, yeah, realized that I have YouTube credentials. Look at him.

00:31:50.662 --> 00:31:53.002

<v Doc>Hey, Mario. He looks fancy right now.

00:31:53.002 --> 00:31:57.502

<v Laura>He's very fancy. We wore our big girl and big boy clothes today. Yeah, we're very fancy.

00:31:58.122 --> 00:32:03.742

<v Doc>Very fancy. I get to see Mario at NAB. LD don't want to be our friend Paul and Mary Lou.

00:32:03.922 --> 00:32:05.942

<v Laura>I know. I know. I'm the worst.

00:32:05.942 --> 00:32:09.302

<v Doc>We was going to come and raid you so listen

00:32:09.302 --> 00:32:12.402

<v Doc>folks i'd like to you know just

00:32:12.402 --> 00:32:15.362

<v Doc>circle back and i'm curious john

00:32:15.362 --> 00:32:18.482

<v Doc>because you had a bunch of questions and one more which i'll get to in just

00:32:18.482 --> 00:32:23.362

<v Doc>a second because i like to know what type of people find this interesting see

00:32:23.362 --> 00:32:30.462

<v Doc>i know my point is i am forever on the road and this is perfect for me because

00:32:30.462 --> 00:32:34.302

<v Doc>it's so easy it's so packable And it could do myriad sorts of things.

00:32:34.322 --> 00:32:37.242

<v Doc>I can use it plugged in to handle Zoom meetings in the telly.

00:32:37.362 --> 00:32:44.102

<v Doc>I can connect it to my cameras and, you know, various things like that.

00:32:44.242 --> 00:32:47.822

<v Doc>I can connect it to my PTZ cameras because they do support USB audio.

00:32:48.962 --> 00:32:51.762

<v Doc>Yeah, there's a bunch of stuff I can do with this. So I'm curious,

00:32:51.902 --> 00:32:54.142

<v Doc>John, what do you see as your use case?

00:32:54.382 --> 00:32:58.602

<v Doc>Now, John's question is, if I connect it via Bluetooth for the phone,

00:32:58.802 --> 00:33:04.702

<v Doc>can only yes, yes. can only the motive audio video apps can only

00:33:05.210 --> 00:33:07.890

<v Doc>work all right so let me explain this to john your

00:33:07.890 --> 00:33:10.710

<v Doc>question is convoluted and i can't read it but i know what you mean because i

00:33:10.710 --> 00:33:14.010

<v Doc>know you um sorry john

00:33:14.010 --> 00:33:19.850

<v Doc>i love you the wait i can't you know why i have here's why i'm having a hard

00:33:19.850 --> 00:33:24.390

<v Doc>time reading it ld because when i hear john's voice in my head it stops to laugh

00:33:24.390 --> 00:33:31.050

<v Doc>every five seconds oh like the actual john so that's okay because It's always laughing.

00:33:33.590 --> 00:33:40.250

<v Doc>The reason why you're going to use the Motive app is this type of Bluetooth

00:33:40.250 --> 00:33:44.010

<v Doc>is Shure's custom Bluetooth.

00:33:45.250 --> 00:33:45.930

<v Laura>Right?

00:33:46.370 --> 00:33:52.870

<v Doc>And that's in order to make it have access to all of the beauty that is in the microphone.

00:33:53.090 --> 00:33:59.450

<v Doc>Like to get access to its custom DSPs, you need to use the Motive video app.

00:33:59.450 --> 00:34:04.250

<v Doc>now this this is hard for people to understand because that's not sure it's

00:34:04.250 --> 00:34:08.230

<v Doc>doing and i heard a whole bunch of misrepresentation the last time wireless

00:34:08.230 --> 00:34:11.810

<v Doc>mics came out that people's like oh they should just make it work with instagram

00:34:11.810 --> 00:34:14.010

<v Doc>well they did you just have to use this

00:34:15.610 --> 00:34:19.010

<v Doc>under bluetooth you can't do that because

00:34:19.010 --> 00:34:24.310

<v Doc>apple doesn't give you that access to put your own custom bluetooth and then

00:34:24.310 --> 00:34:29.450

<v Doc>connect it to other apps the only bluetooth that can connect to other apps is

00:34:29.450 --> 00:34:33.690

<v Doc>the native core audio bluetooth which is built in by apple but that's the same

00:34:33.690 --> 00:34:37.950

<v Doc>thing on android 2 probably i don't know don't start me lying i don't use those green robots

00:34:39.890 --> 00:34:43.830

<v Doc>is it different no don't you have one i

00:34:43.830 --> 00:34:48.990

<v Laura>Do but i actually i don't anymore so i have it for testing purposes only but

00:34:48.990 --> 00:34:52.230

<v Laura>i am an all iphone gal dual sims.

00:34:52.230 --> 00:34:56.810

<v Doc>Oh there you go dual sims that's life that You know how many SIMs I have in

00:34:56.810 --> 00:34:58.730

<v Doc>my phone? Actually, I think I have like six.

00:34:59.010 --> 00:35:02.310

<v Laura>You can have. You can have up to six, I think. Yeah. You're so fancy.

00:35:02.330 --> 00:35:07.310

<v Doc>Because I have AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon because when I do events, I need connection.

00:35:07.990 --> 00:35:11.790

<v Doc>And then when I travel to Japan, I can just flip on the Japan SIM,

00:35:12.070 --> 00:35:16.170

<v Doc>like whatever, and I use two different Japan SIMs. One for the plug and one for the load.

00:35:16.490 --> 00:35:17.270

<v Laura>So fancy.

00:35:18.070 --> 00:35:23.530

<v Doc>Yeah. So fancy. um follow up in the case i want to john said for my case is

00:35:23.530 --> 00:35:28.250

<v Doc>to use the mic for live stream as well from my phone with tiktok yes so then

00:35:28.250 --> 00:35:32.510

<v Doc>you need to use the uh the move r to connect and then you got

00:35:33.150 --> 00:35:38.750

<v Doc>you got full access to everything which is again it's just it's just glorious it is it

00:35:38.750 --> 00:35:45.650

<v Laura>Is it's really good the kit is 449 and the mic itself is 299 so in case anybody's

00:35:45.650 --> 00:35:49.390

<v Laura>wondering what the financial investment looks like, I would go for that $449

00:35:49.390 --> 00:35:51.990

<v Laura>just so you have the whole workflow covered.

00:35:52.150 --> 00:35:56.670

<v Laura>And you can add the MoveMic lavaliers down the road or what have you.

00:35:56.710 --> 00:35:59.130

<v Laura>So you have a really flexible workflow. Just saying.

00:36:00.637 --> 00:36:05.097

<v Doc>Yeah, you know, it's funny. You can feel it in the build quality.

00:36:05.137 --> 00:36:07.757

<v Doc>You can feel it in everything. And I don't know why.

00:36:07.877 --> 00:36:12.977

<v Doc>One of my favorite things about this and the previous version is the chef roll.

00:36:13.537 --> 00:36:15.517

<v Doc>I just feel like I'm going to pull out my...

00:36:15.517 --> 00:36:16.357

<v Laura>You love that.

00:36:16.677 --> 00:36:21.057

<v Doc>It's my toolkit. Let me get in there. When you watch movies and the guy's going

00:36:21.057 --> 00:36:22.877

<v Doc>to crack the safe, he pulls out a chef roll.

00:36:22.977 --> 00:36:25.517

<v Doc>If you go watch a sushi restaurant, he pulls out a chef roll.

00:36:25.517 --> 00:36:31.417

<v Doc>So having all your mic kit in the in the Chevrolet, it's just it's just kind of cool.

00:36:31.637 --> 00:36:35.457

<v Doc>It's super cool. It makes it easy to move around with and travel.

00:36:35.657 --> 00:36:40.397

<v Doc>And the thing that wireless brings to the table, that's, again,

00:36:40.557 --> 00:36:45.997

<v Doc>different from corded mics is people always come up with very interesting places

00:36:45.997 --> 00:36:47.617

<v Doc>to stick a wireless microphone.

00:36:49.517 --> 00:36:54.077

<v Doc>So I'm not advocating prank channels. I think they're kind of lame,

00:36:54.237 --> 00:36:57.817

<v Doc>but you can like stick this in a plant somewhere or stick it in the bush somewhere.

00:36:58.417 --> 00:37:01.417

<v Doc>You can do all sort of myriad things.

00:37:01.597 --> 00:37:03.477

<v Laura>That's an interesting suggestion.

00:37:03.477 --> 00:37:07.077

<v Doc>If you're into that kind of stuff, you can. Yeah, we were going to try that.

00:37:07.237 --> 00:37:11.557

<v Doc>So were you able to see if you can get two 88 pluses in the one receiver?

00:37:11.777 --> 00:37:12.877

<v Laura>I did and you cannot.

00:37:13.597 --> 00:37:16.577

<v Doc>You cannot. You can only do one one okay two

00:37:16.577 --> 00:37:20.537

<v Laura>Move mike lavaliers one mv88 plus move mike.

00:37:20.537 --> 00:37:25.217

<v Doc>And would that probably be because of the channels that it has because of the

00:37:25.217 --> 00:37:29.497

<v Doc>raw side right it had multiple channels in that case and so therefore it would

00:37:29.497 --> 00:37:31.237

<v Doc>eat all the channels that's

00:37:31.237 --> 00:37:34.857

<v Laura>My thought but i have not confirmed that with the inner.

00:37:34.857 --> 00:37:38.217

<v Doc>Geniuses at hql this.

00:37:40.857 --> 00:37:43.477

<v Doc>I'm going to say that even Mike, can you answer this question?

00:37:44.657 --> 00:37:45.097

<v Laura>Exactly.

00:37:46.297 --> 00:37:52.577

<v Doc>Look, look. All right. So this is a good question because I know you are far better at this than I.

00:37:53.157 --> 00:37:59.637

<v Doc>Have you tried it like coming from the soundboard or the sound puka on your

00:37:59.637 --> 00:38:01.737

<v Doc>guitar? Like, what does it sound like musically?

00:38:02.777 --> 00:38:06.477

<v Laura>Oh, I have tried it on my piano. I have not tried it on the guitar yet,

00:38:06.477 --> 00:38:08.917

<v Laura>but I've used the MV88 plus with my guitar a ton.

00:38:09.357 --> 00:38:13.237

<v Laura>I love it, especially on the piano in a bi-directional.

00:38:13.977 --> 00:38:21.497

<v Laura>So it's got the left, right. So I put it actually did three Tik TOCs that came

00:38:21.497 --> 00:38:24.177

<v Laura>before this mic was out and you can't see the mic obviously,

00:38:24.177 --> 00:38:28.397

<v Laura>but I put it on the piano in between myself and the piano.

00:38:28.397 --> 00:38:32.857

<v Laura>So it was able to capture my voice and the piano and it sounded great.

00:38:32.857 --> 00:38:38.717

<v Laura>But this on in stereo mode on acoustic guitar or on piano is it's unbelievable.

00:38:39.377 --> 00:38:42.557

<v Doc>Oh, my God. People listen. I don't know if you paid attention,

00:38:42.577 --> 00:38:48.037

<v Doc>but you need to follow Laura because she shows you how to do vocal warm ups.

00:38:49.051 --> 00:38:54.631

<v Doc>And I think they serve two purposes now, especially because Lou and I are forever

00:38:54.631 --> 00:38:59.831

<v Doc>talking about people getting on to do their stuff and learning to have fun with

00:38:59.831 --> 00:39:04.751

<v Doc>their conversations and learning to maintain a level of professionalism,

00:39:04.991 --> 00:39:06.771

<v Doc>but not take themselves super seriously.

00:39:07.431 --> 00:39:13.131

<v Doc>So if you do the vocal warmups, you already shook that serious cone out of your

00:39:13.131 --> 00:39:15.031

<v Doc>head because it's impossible.

00:39:15.031 --> 00:39:19.371

<v Doc>I can't every time I try I just start laughing and my cheeks get tight and I

00:39:19.371 --> 00:39:24.171

<v Doc>can't only trill if I'm relaxed I can just trill all day but once I start laughing

00:39:24.171 --> 00:39:29.391

<v Doc>I can't do it anymore it's just absolutely trash yes and so you showed the straw

00:39:29.391 --> 00:39:34.991

<v Doc>trick and I was like I should just do that to irritate my mom and sisters I

00:39:34.991 --> 00:39:40.611

<v Laura>Mean it's yes exactly because it's it's.

00:39:40.611 --> 00:39:41.171

<v Doc>Called

00:39:41.171 --> 00:39:45.071

<v Laura>Oh gosh I I can't even remember. The acronym is SOVT exercises.

00:39:45.791 --> 00:39:50.971

<v Laura>And you basically trick your throat into relaxing so that you can still phonate

00:39:50.971 --> 00:39:53.971

<v Laura>and use your voice without damaging it.

00:39:54.111 --> 00:39:57.011

<v Laura>So, you sing through a straw. Now, all I had was a boba straw.

00:39:57.051 --> 00:40:00.411

<v Laura>And one of the people commented, like, I wouldn't recommend using that.

00:40:00.511 --> 00:40:02.811

<v Laura>And she was right. But it was all I had in the car. And I was sitting there

00:40:02.811 --> 00:40:04.411

<v Laura>waiting for the train to come. And I was bored.

00:40:04.531 --> 00:40:07.411

<v Laura>And what do you do? What else do you do when you're sitting in your car bored? You make a TikTok.

00:40:07.411 --> 00:40:13.911

<v Doc>People so why do people always feel the need to correct something i

00:40:13.911 --> 00:40:18.791

<v Laura>Mean it wasn't like she was saying you're a hack but she was just like yeah

00:40:18.791 --> 00:40:22.471

<v Laura>i recommend a small and she's right because you want to you want to have just

00:40:22.471 --> 00:40:26.591

<v Laura>enough airflow so that you're not tightening and the boba is too much airflow

00:40:26.591 --> 00:40:29.031

<v Laura>but it got the point across.

00:40:29.031 --> 00:40:33.251

<v Doc>So i mean like you've been in the in the grocery store and seen somebody getting

00:40:33.251 --> 00:40:36.271

<v Doc>a cabbage you're like no i don't get that cabbage get this cabbage you ever

00:40:36.271 --> 00:40:39.571

<v Doc>just roll up on people to do that no so why do you do it on the internet no

00:40:39.571 --> 00:40:40.891

<v Laura>Oh you do not you.

00:40:40.891 --> 00:40:43.731

<v Doc>Were about to order a burger with blue cheese how dare you

00:40:43.731 --> 00:40:47.631

<v Doc>don't do that you should just get it with america because america

00:40:47.631 --> 00:40:50.191

<v Doc>like come on people just like i don't know

00:40:50.191 --> 00:40:57.011

<v Doc>maybe it's just the way you see it maybe yeah i've definitely had okay so you

00:40:57.011 --> 00:41:02.231

<v Doc>know me i can't help but try to try to help people with their japanese pronunciation

00:41:02.231 --> 00:41:05.811

<v Doc>and so in the nicest way possible somebody was doing a video and they I said

00:41:05.811 --> 00:41:07.731

<v Doc>something that was in Japanese that wasn't correct.

00:41:08.231 --> 00:41:12.911

<v Doc>And I said, oh, this is a really, really good video, by the way.

00:41:13.231 --> 00:41:18.211

<v Doc>Um, Kyoto is Kyoto, not Kyoto.

00:41:19.031 --> 00:41:22.651

<v Doc>It's Kyoto and the way you work this is, you know, you do the letters like such.

00:41:23.647 --> 00:41:26.527

<v Doc>and the person was like i'll say it however i want to say it and i was like

00:41:26.527 --> 00:41:30.827

<v Doc>okay never mind ecamp stream i did it once today just

00:41:30.827 --> 00:41:32.627

<v Laura>Come on people like.

00:41:32.627 --> 00:41:38.987

<v Doc>Oh come on she can sing it she's a singer yes that's

00:41:38.987 --> 00:41:39.927

<v Laura>All i can say in japanese.

00:41:39.927 --> 00:41:45.067

<v Doc>Luis wants to know oh you know what you should do because this is how i learned

00:41:45.067 --> 00:41:48.487

<v Doc>sorry louise i'm coming this is how i learned you do

00:41:57.887 --> 00:42:01.367

<v Doc>You can do that because you know the taste of honey version.

00:42:02.527 --> 00:42:08.447

<v Laura>The taste of what? Yes. Okay. You do. I don't know what that. I do?

00:42:08.507 --> 00:42:09.107

<v Doc>Yes, you do.

00:42:09.627 --> 00:42:11.527

<v Laura>Maybe I don't recognize Doc's.

00:42:11.527 --> 00:42:14.607

<v Doc>Oh, my God. You know it. You know the taste of honey version.

00:42:16.087 --> 00:42:17.527

<v Laura>Like Honey Nut Cheerios?

00:42:17.947 --> 00:42:19.807

<v Doc>No, the group Taste of Honey.

00:42:20.127 --> 00:42:21.247

<v Laura>Oh, I don't know what that is.

00:42:21.707 --> 00:42:25.507

<v Doc>You don't remember that? The song is sukiyaki on Taste the Honey.

00:42:25.807 --> 00:42:27.587

<v Doc>And if you hear it, you go, I know this song.

00:42:28.767 --> 00:42:31.347

<v Laura>Okay. Fun with strange songs.

00:42:31.787 --> 00:42:36.167

<v Doc>The words are easier enough to learn in Japanese that it will help you learn

00:42:36.167 --> 00:42:41.027

<v Doc>in Japanese. And it's a good song to sing because you can flip in the middle

00:42:41.027 --> 00:42:42.387

<v Doc>while you're doing the show.

00:42:42.707 --> 00:42:49.607

<v Doc>Another good song is Nat King Cole's L-O-V-E Love, right? You know that song?

00:42:50.047 --> 00:42:50.347

<v Laura>Yep.

00:42:51.127 --> 00:42:57.687

<v Doc>Right? So you can do, oh, that's not right.

00:43:02.447 --> 00:43:06.067

<v Doc>So anyway, there's a Japanese version sung by Nat King Cole.

00:43:06.227 --> 00:43:10.627

<v Doc>And then you can learn both and then your Japanese would be just good. Yes, it is.

00:43:14.567 --> 00:43:18.467

<v Doc>Yes, there you go. So those two songs are easy to learn in Japanese and you

00:43:18.467 --> 00:43:20.847

<v Doc>know the English words or you can learn the English words.

00:43:20.847 --> 00:43:24.967

<v Doc>and then it'll make sense and you'll be like oh check me out so yeah yeah i

00:43:24.967 --> 00:43:32.007

<v Doc>said i was old anyway louise wants to know uh this is funny because i'm sorry

00:43:32.007 --> 00:43:36.247

<v Doc>louise does it have two capsules for stereo recording it does

00:43:39.014 --> 00:43:39.474

<v Doc>Yes.

00:43:39.954 --> 00:43:43.954

<v Laura>One here, one here. And yes, you see.

00:43:44.334 --> 00:43:51.074

<v Doc>It says right here, Laura and rock, Laura, rock.

00:43:53.914 --> 00:43:59.214

<v Doc>No, I mean, in order to be a stereo mic, it has to have two capsules.

00:43:59.334 --> 00:44:00.494

<v Doc>Everybody else is cheating.

00:44:01.514 --> 00:44:06.514

<v Laura>That's no, that's fine. It's a totally valid question. Totally valid.

00:44:07.134 --> 00:44:13.534

<v Doc>Uh oh it says reminds me of boys to me in spanish album and all that that's good this is true it's

00:44:13.534 --> 00:44:19.894

<v Laura>Something i forgot um i think somebody asked uh what was the setup for the piano

00:44:19.894 --> 00:44:24.594

<v Laura>vocal the witch polar pattern did we use for that vocal piano setup and it's mono bi-directional,

00:44:26.074 --> 00:44:31.214

<v Laura>which is other also known as figure eight or figure of eight if you're british.

00:44:33.414 --> 00:44:38.814

<v Doc>Really they say figure of eight they do yes i listen to so much british tv i

00:44:38.814 --> 00:44:42.974

<v Doc>probably just heard it and just it was in context so you just absorb it right

00:44:42.974 --> 00:44:46.974

<v Doc>it's kind of funny how you how you hear that thing and what there's also in

00:44:46.974 --> 00:44:50.634

<v Doc>the pirate ship there's pieces of eight so i guess that makes sense oh

00:44:50.634 --> 00:44:53.474

<v Laura>Yeah okay all right there you go.

00:44:53.474 --> 00:44:59.054

<v Doc>John you're just learning all the things today so i'm i'm curious to see john's

00:44:59.054 --> 00:45:09.174

<v Doc>tiktok and see what john does with it And to see if John is able not to laugh while they're doing it.

00:45:10.734 --> 00:45:15.914

<v Doc>The top, there's a wire going to the top, so there is a capsule at the top.

00:45:18.156 --> 00:45:19.436

<v Laura>Yeah, that's the cardioid.

00:45:19.996 --> 00:45:21.316

<v Doc>Yeah, so there's three capsules.

00:45:21.416 --> 00:45:24.416

<v Laura>You're correct, John. Yeah, or not dynamic. It's a condenser, but yeah.

00:45:25.976 --> 00:45:32.576

<v Doc>This might be hard to see, but I do have a very good camera over here. Focus, Daniel Seller.

00:45:32.876 --> 00:45:36.696

<v Doc>There you go. So you see that one in there, the little silver ring.

00:45:37.356 --> 00:45:41.896

<v Doc>And then on this side, you can see it better because there's the wire that shoots

00:45:41.896 --> 00:45:44.336

<v Doc>up to get to the one that's here at the top.

00:45:45.696 --> 00:45:49.576

<v Doc>You see? So, yeah, John, you are absolutely correct.

00:45:50.036 --> 00:45:54.836

<v Doc>Boom, boom, boom. And your prize is Ecamm socks. I'm joking.

00:45:55.836 --> 00:45:58.236

<v Laura>I'm joking. He's going to hold you to that.

00:45:59.976 --> 00:46:03.416

<v Doc>John Barty has so much Ecamm socks, it's not even funny already.

00:46:05.036 --> 00:46:08.016

<v Doc>Or not, he can borrow from George. George has all of the socks.

00:46:08.616 --> 00:46:14.716

<v Doc>All right, anything else we need to know cool about the 88 Plus before we, and this is just cool.

00:46:14.876 --> 00:46:17.676

<v Doc>I'm just saying, people. I mean, it really is.

00:46:18.316 --> 00:46:23.616

<v Laura>What else do they need to know? Hold on. Let me pull up my fancy one sheet about it.

00:46:23.776 --> 00:46:28.696

<v Laura>We talked about, obviously, wireless, customizable DSP, connects to cameras,

00:46:28.916 --> 00:46:32.216

<v Laura>Windows or Mac computers, and third-party mobile apps using the MoveMic receiver,

00:46:32.836 --> 00:46:34.936

<v Laura>selectable polar patterns, eight-hour battery life,

00:46:35.616 --> 00:46:41.276

<v Laura>instant pairing, and the two versions, the mic only or the mic with the receiver kit. Yeah.

00:46:42.096 --> 00:46:47.936

<v Laura>That's, oh, 100 feet range. Yes. I mean, I pushed it for the non-imperials.

00:46:48.256 --> 00:46:51.876

<v Laura>Yes. I've pushed it further than that, but, um, yeah.

00:46:52.076 --> 00:46:56.156

<v Laura>So it's, it's a tiny wonder and I love it.

00:46:56.276 --> 00:46:59.396

<v Laura>And I'm so glad it's here and that I could finally tell all of you about it.

00:46:59.456 --> 00:47:04.396

<v Laura>Cause I've, I was dying to tell all of you at creator camp, but I couldn't. So yeah.

00:47:04.856 --> 00:47:08.176

<v Doc>See, listen, all right. I want you guys to hear what she just said.

00:47:08.556 --> 00:47:10.956

<v Doc>She was dying to tell us at creator camp.

00:47:11.676 --> 00:47:15.556

<v Doc>And this is something I want you to sink in your head as you walk around the

00:47:15.556 --> 00:47:17.036

<v Doc>Internet and you look for these things.

00:47:19.345 --> 00:47:23.305

<v Doc>I'm gonna i can say this she can't that is

00:47:23.305 --> 00:47:25.965

<v Doc>the mark of a company that has been

00:47:25.965 --> 00:47:31.045

<v Doc>doing this for 99.92 years i can't wait till the middle of next month the 25th

00:47:31.045 --> 00:47:40.465

<v Doc>when i can say it's actually 100 years old um that was seven months ago there's

00:47:40.465 --> 00:47:44.185

<v Doc>no rushing a product to get it out because the other

00:47:45.645 --> 00:47:49.005

<v Doc>competitor is rushing to get it out they don't care but

00:47:49.005 --> 00:47:52.225

<v Doc>they don't care is they've been doing it so long you don't

00:47:52.225 --> 00:47:55.105

<v Doc>have to it's like how back in the day

00:47:55.105 --> 00:47:57.925

<v Doc>the lakers could lose all season and turn it on

00:47:57.925 --> 00:48:00.725

<v Doc>just before the playoffs and guarantee getting the playoffs and just

00:48:00.725 --> 00:48:03.505

<v Doc>get another championship like they were so good at it it was

00:48:03.505 --> 00:48:06.845

<v Doc>kind of crazy you'd be like oh they suck they're not going they're not going about december

00:48:06.845 --> 00:48:09.545

<v Doc>they're like and then come january you're like oh

00:48:09.545 --> 00:48:12.985

<v Doc>my god they're going back in again and then next thing you know kobe

00:48:12.985 --> 00:48:16.085

<v Doc>is snipping nets like they were very good at it so when

00:48:16.085 --> 00:48:19.125

<v Doc>you are at the top you don't have to chase the

00:48:19.125 --> 00:48:21.845

<v Doc>dragon if you will and you can

00:48:21.845 --> 00:48:26.205

<v Doc>tell that because of the thought that's put into the product and the build quality

00:48:26.205 --> 00:48:30.985

<v Doc>that's put into the product and how long it is now does that come with something

00:48:30.985 --> 00:48:36.265

<v Doc>yes it's definitely going to always be more because it's built to be more but

00:48:36.265 --> 00:48:40.705

<v Doc>i have short products that are older than me

00:48:43.005 --> 00:48:46.685

<v Doc>Nothing older than paul but i have short products that are older than me and

00:48:46.685 --> 00:48:54.305

<v Doc>my sm58 is from 1982 and it still works i don't know what kind of math that

00:48:54.305 --> 00:49:00.805

<v Doc>is my brain don't work that fast but it's old as dirt and it still works the

00:49:00.805 --> 00:49:02.865

<v Doc>only thing i've ever changed on it is the crowd.

00:49:03.085 --> 00:49:05.765

<v Doc>You like unscrew it, screw on the new one, keep going.

00:49:08.119 --> 00:49:11.479

<v Laura>We do sell those if anybody has a dented windscreen. But fun fact,

00:49:11.759 --> 00:49:16.039

<v Laura>the windscreen is meant to be used as a crumple zone for your SM58 so that it

00:49:16.039 --> 00:49:18.879

<v Laura>doesn't damage the capsule. That's why it has all those dents.

00:49:19.979 --> 00:49:25.359

<v Doc>That's crazy. That's crazy. So one last question. Any surprises for NAB?

00:49:25.659 --> 00:49:26.639

<v Doc>Yeah, I'm going to be there.

00:49:27.439 --> 00:49:34.999

<v Laura>Surprise! We are always working on new and innovative things. I like this line.

00:49:35.359 --> 00:49:40.459

<v Doc>I think we have to use that. Luis, write that down. so that we can use it.

00:49:42.179 --> 00:49:46.059

<v Doc>Hey, you're getting into my territory, Jim. Jim said, is there a dead cat or

00:49:46.059 --> 00:49:48.259

<v Doc>acoustic foam pieces and colors for this mic?

00:49:48.559 --> 00:49:56.659

<v Laura>Oh. There is a dead cat available for the MV88 Plus that fits the mic. That's good.

00:49:57.999 --> 00:50:03.439

<v Doc>Jim is here, so the windy, it's windy. The last couple of days have been crazy.

00:50:04.899 --> 00:50:08.959

<v Doc>That means that you're going to have to pack up the hubby and the kids and just come on out.

00:50:09.479 --> 00:50:10.459

<v Laura>I'm here for it.

00:50:11.059 --> 00:50:13.919

<v Doc>Some SPF 70 and then I can get you gigs.

00:50:14.459 --> 00:50:19.419

<v Laura>No doubt. I went to St. Thomas with my husband for, he had a work trip to St.

00:50:19.499 --> 00:50:22.059

<v Laura>Thomas. I was like, sure, you know, let's.

00:50:22.319 --> 00:50:24.479

<v Doc>Oh, that's why you were at the beach last week?

00:50:24.759 --> 00:50:24.959

<v Laura>Yeah.

00:50:25.599 --> 00:50:29.759

<v Doc>Oh, that was super funny. Oh, see, you could have competed then because I thought

00:50:29.759 --> 00:50:33.079

<v Doc>you were like at East Coast Beach and I was like, oh, you want to play beach? I'll show you beach.

00:50:33.179 --> 00:50:35.679

<v Doc>But if you're at St. Thomas, you would have been able to keep up.

00:50:35.939 --> 00:50:42.979

<v Laura>I would have, but I fried myself. I fried myself right here and right here. That, that.

00:50:44.029 --> 00:50:45.509

<v Laura>I did pretty well burn.

00:50:45.509 --> 00:50:47.509

<v Doc>Is the worst. It, it stings.

00:50:47.689 --> 00:50:50.449

<v Laura>Like it was not cute. It was not cute.

00:50:50.569 --> 00:50:53.569

<v Doc>I do it a lot. Cause I forget my head or I forget my speed. If,

00:50:53.709 --> 00:50:55.749

<v Doc>and it just burns the head and it's the worst.

00:50:55.909 --> 00:50:56.949

<v Laura>Yes. Yeah. You gotta be.

00:50:57.309 --> 00:51:02.369

<v Doc>Gang. You know what it is. Always. Sure. It comes through again.

00:51:02.689 --> 00:51:05.509

<v Doc>This is why we're always hanging out with sure. As a matter of fact,

00:51:05.969 --> 00:51:12.889

<v Doc>if you are going to be in the city of wind on the end of March.

00:51:13.169 --> 00:51:13.409

<v Laura>Yeah.

00:51:13.409 --> 00:51:18.269

<v Doc>First couple of days of April, we're going to be at Podcast Movement Evolutions.

00:51:18.549 --> 00:51:23.189

<v Doc>So you can come and see myself and Katie and Clint. Clint.

00:51:24.209 --> 00:51:25.689

<v Laura>That's a new one. They're separate.

00:51:25.909 --> 00:51:32.609

<v Doc>They're separate. It's Ken and Glenn and Caleb. And me. I said LD first.

00:51:33.129 --> 00:51:33.589

<v Laura>Oh, you did?

00:51:33.669 --> 00:51:38.809

<v Doc>You were first. Yes. It's your home office town. You get the props, man.

00:51:38.809 --> 00:51:40.109

<v Laura>Yeah, but I don't live there.

00:51:40.709 --> 00:51:45.829

<v Doc>We're just visitors. We're just visitors. So if you want to come to Podcast

00:51:45.829 --> 00:51:48.589

<v Doc>Movement Evo, you can come hang out with us.

00:51:48.689 --> 00:51:52.869

<v Doc>There'll be an Ecamm and Shore collaboration happening. And we're going to have

00:51:52.869 --> 00:51:56.629

<v Doc>a lot of fun and give you an opportunity to get your podcasting chops in.

00:51:56.749 --> 00:52:06.029

<v Doc>So if you're in the Chicago area or you like Italian beef sandwiches or what's that name? Portellos.

00:52:06.589 --> 00:52:08.929

<v Laura>Portellos. Or deep dish, which...

00:52:10.028 --> 00:52:14.288

<v Doc>Nope. I'm from New York. That is swearing. That is absolutely swear on my show.

00:52:15.208 --> 00:52:20.248

<v Laura>I didn't say they should eat it. I said, if you like it, then you should come there.

00:52:20.428 --> 00:52:22.708

<v Doc>Sorry, Chicago people. No, no, no, no, no.

00:52:22.708 --> 00:52:27.688

<v Laura>No, but if you missed out on Podfest and you missed out on those pods at Podfest,

00:52:27.948 --> 00:52:29.688

<v Laura>you can come to Podcast Evolutions.

00:52:30.268 --> 00:52:33.328

<v Laura>And I'm just saying there might be pods there. I'm just saying.

00:52:34.068 --> 00:52:37.328

<v Doc>Come and hang out. It's going to be really good. So that's going to be in the

00:52:37.328 --> 00:52:41.328

<v Doc>Chicago area. So if you're a Midwesterner, come through, Andy,

00:52:41.568 --> 00:52:43.828

<v Doc>just get some wind and let's know.

00:52:44.328 --> 00:52:48.828

<v Doc>Other than that, there's been another issue of the flow. And if you want to

00:52:48.828 --> 00:52:52.868

<v Doc>learn more or you just want to talk to us or you just want to subscribe,

00:52:52.868 --> 00:52:57.708

<v Doc>do all those cool things, go to flow.ecam.com.

00:52:57.888 --> 00:53:03.008

<v Doc>That's F-L-O-W dot ecam.com. And

00:53:03.008 --> 00:53:08.928

<v Doc>this particular episode was absolutely enjoyed with the hands of Shure.

00:53:09.108 --> 00:53:11.688

<v Doc>So we'd like to thank Shure for always coming through.

00:53:12.128 --> 00:53:18.328

<v Doc>And we have been flowing on Shure microphones almost since that one guy walked to Nazareth.

00:53:18.548 --> 00:53:21.688

<v Doc>So we love Shure products.

00:53:22.108 --> 00:53:26.368

<v Doc>And I think you will, too. It's just legendary. They just seem to work.

00:53:26.528 --> 00:53:30.468

<v Doc>And you can be Shure. Never mind. I won't do a ton. I promise.

00:53:30.468 --> 00:53:32.608

<v Doc>So go ahead and check out Shore.com for more.

00:53:32.848 --> 00:53:35.248

<v Doc>Of course, you can always just yell at the community and be like,

00:53:35.388 --> 00:53:37.108

<v Doc>Laura, I need to know something.

00:53:37.448 --> 00:53:42.368

<v Doc>Yes, always. And somehow we'll get it to her or we'll get it to Mario or Yuri

00:53:42.368 --> 00:53:43.368

<v Doc>and we'll get you an answer.

00:53:43.488 --> 00:53:48.288

<v Doc>So go ahead and check out Shore at Shore, S-H-U-R-E dot com.

00:53:49.048 --> 00:53:52.168

<v Doc>And you know what we say around these here parts? First of all,

00:53:52.268 --> 00:53:55.308

<v Doc>LD, thank you. Congratulations on song 43.

00:53:55.788 --> 00:53:58.748

<v Doc>Is there anything else you want them to know on how to find you?

00:53:59.548 --> 00:54:05.588

<v Laura>I saw i think louise put it in the chat yeah lauraclap.com c-l-a-p-p for lauraclap

00:54:05.588 --> 00:54:08.528

<v Laura>songs on tic-tac if you're wanting that.

00:54:08.528 --> 00:54:11.248

<v Doc>And then watch her tic-tac so you can learn how to

00:54:16.048 --> 00:54:19.688

<v Doc>phonate i can't freaking do it mary lou i hate you she's gonna do it as soon

00:54:19.688 --> 00:54:24.788

<v Doc>as we go live in like 15 minutes and she's gonna do it i can't do it oh god

00:54:24.788 --> 00:54:26.968

<v Doc>i used to do it all the time well you're all warmed

00:54:26.968 --> 00:54:27.708

<v Laura>Up you're fine.

00:54:27.708 --> 00:54:33.388

<v Doc>I can do i can't even do that now never mind anyway gang flow riders

00:54:35.280 --> 00:54:57.100

<v Music>