Yung Gaze

It's a great Amp for your first time playing. The general sound it makes is slightly muffled as there is no distortion feature. It is very hard to get a clear sound out of it, as it is a beginner Amp. You definitely have to mess with the knobs on the Amp and your Guitar if it has those features. I have not used it much as I've started using my guitar and recording digitally. Other than that it works pretty well.

Compared to my previous microphone, the Yanmai Q8, the AT2020 is infinitely better. I have used it for Commentaries along with my music and it keeps the same tone without faulter. The farther I move away, I can still be heard very clearly, I may have to turn the gain up on my interface slightly though. Sibilance could still be an issue depending on the vocal style, but more than often it is **BEYOND** solid.

No matter what your surroundings are and/or the setup of the room, it records at great quality, except for slight background static depending on how condensed your room is, like wall paddings. It runs through a XLR Cable to an Audio Jack. I'm not sure what size it is, it plugs into the Microphone line on the back of your PC. I have had it for 3 years and it still works the same as the day I got it. I got it on Amazon, but it is no longer available. You may try and get it from other sights around the internet that sell it. I don't know how reliable they are but they apparently sell it.

It's a good start for compressing but it isn't that great in the stretch of things as it is pretty airy.

It really isn't great but if really are in need of a De-Esser plugin, it will do the job.