Røde NT1-Kit
The NT1 is a new 1" diaphragm condenser microphone from RØDE. Although the body of the new NT1 closely resembles the NT1-A, the microphone has been completely redesigned from the ground up, with the only shared component being the mesh grille. It ... read more
Røde NT1-Kit
At 0:14 in the video there is a Røde NT1-Kit. The pop filter, shock mount, and stand are from the Røde NT1-Kit. more
"Solid multi-purpose microphones I've used: Shure SM7B https://reverb.grsm.io/shure-sm7b Audio Technica AT4040 https://amzn.to/2ok3dNw ... more
He uses this mic throughout the video in this mashup of Young, Dumb, & broke, Bank Account, and Bodak Yellow and many others. more
Awesome quality for it's price. Sounds great and is super as a studio and on the road mic more
Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for Røde NT1-Kit
Based on 8 Reviews
Great sounding mic
For the money this is a great sounding microphone. Highly recommended.
Diaphragm condenser microphone
Closely resembles the NT1-A, but the microphone has been completely redesigned from the ground up, with the only shared component being the mesh grille. Used for podcasts and producing.
Used it on every record.
We've used this mic on all of our EPs and records since John got it.
Nice beginner Microphone
It's a nice Microphone for beginners. It's very base heavy, so when you have a deep voice, it may sound a bit muddy, but with the right EQ you'll get a very good qualitiy out of it.
Crystal Clear
Best Mic for multi purpose vocals. Such a low noise shelf it's unbelievable. Looks pretty cool too. Aussie made, can't go wrong.
A good condenser mic for this price range.
One the mic I think is in my most worth it list. Trust me, after using it for Podcast and some In door Audio recording, this is one of the best value vocal mic worth for single penny.
Due to a slight boost on the Presence and also the decent quality of the capsule, the sound which came out from this mic is definitely outstanding. Noise floor is really low and it is not too picky for pre-amp which even something like a Scarlett 2i2 will record quite a decent quality from this thing. The provided pop filter and the shock mount are quite decent also, it really does the job as what it is.
Since it is a studio condenser, something like outdoor performance recording is definitely not recommend for this. Due to its high sensitivity, normally it is better to use this mic in a acoustically treated room. It doesn't mean you can use it outdoor, it just you might not get the result as you expected.
Recording done with this Microphone,
Cover of Josh Groban's You Raise Me Up by MUSOC (UNMC Music Society) on UNMC Sessions #7 (Violin)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l2KhAK-GsI
Cennepede by Matty Judah (Vocals)
https://soundcloud.com/chiggy-smalls/cennepede
Student Shoutout : Bedroom Sounds on Notts.FM (Vocals)
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3UocraEXkm8iemGA8fMbWE?si=rS8EcmmURQO0IFSw07EpdQ
Crystal Clear Quality, Unbeatable Price
After producing an album for a friend who owns this mic and loving its crystal clear quality and top-notch frequency response, I was convinced to buy this microphone myself and use it for my own music. It was the best decision I ever made as a recording artist. The frequency response of this microphone is just about as flat as it gets, which makes it absolutely perfect for just about every kind of vocal style and recording application, because it responds to EQ with outstanding precision. It also has very low self noise, (it has been dubbed the "world's quietest microphone"), and the kit it comes with provides a convenient small bag that can be used to protect the mic from dust. At only $270, this mic epitomizes the term "bang for your buck". I would emphatically recommend it to anyone looking to start a home studio like myself.
what's the name of your friend and his album? and it sit good fore rap orr??
@andres_cordero my friend's name is Lil Xay and his album is called Zu. Also it's perfect for rap. That's what I use it for and it's the best mic you can get at this price point for rap.