Podcast Equipment Bundle All-in-One Live Sound Card Podcast Production Studio Audio Interface with 48V Phantom Power, Condenser Microphone for Live Streaming, Guitar, Voice Over, PC, Black

Just got the audio interface, it came exactly as described. The bundle has a self-powered audio interface, a monitor earphone, a condenser mic, and plenty of cables. Right out of the box has everything you need for a live-streaming setup or is even great for streaming games, singing, online classes, or recording voiceovers. The Synido Live 100 looks beautiful and is a little heavier than I expected, but it feels very robust and premium. And it has some great functions and features. You get plenty of controls and buttons in the front of the sound card. For the knobs, you have a master volume, mic, music, bass, etc. There are many preprogrammed sound effect buttons, like 12 electronic music, reverbs, background music, and 6 vocal effects. It also has Bluetooth so you can connect it to your phone or tablet wirelessly.(quite good for doing live streaming) It's really surprising that it has XLR support and phantom power on this thing and the ability to control 4 microphones independently. The bundled microphone is not that great, but for this price, nothing to bargain for.All in all, really good quality product, and I would highly recommend it for someone looking to do live streaming online, record voiceovers or even start a podcast.

Es muy intuitivo el uso, para hacer stream y grabar es un gran producto

This is covered with Mic and Headphone/Speaker jacks, but you can't change the mix of any of them. All the headphone jacks put out exactly the same audio feed at the same volume. All the mic and line in jacks are exactly the same volume. Might as well just have one of each.

Wasn't sure at 1st. After playing with it, have come to like the extra features quite a bit.The ability to add a sound track during zoom calls is pretty darn cool.Using for voice overs, the mic that comes with this actually quite good, i found the audio quality with this better then the Yeti Pro!The denoise works quite well with little voice degradation.Also the base and terrible are nice. Although, personally i don't like using them as i like authentic.

This system comes packed with a mic holder, some basic, corded earphones, a decently optioned sound interface and a very nice studio microphone! Despite this, a few other accessories may be needed to get the best out of this outfit, such as patch cords or OTG adapters. A pop screen is an *absolute* must, as the mic is super sensitive. But, that’s a good thing, even a great thing! With a dynamic range of 20-20KHz and a near flat response throughout, the microphone is the star of the show. It picks up speech and music equally well and is sensitive enough that my ceiling fan got in the way of a good recording. Happily, the audio interface box has a Denoise button which does an excellent job of dealing with low-level background noise without sacrificing too much in sound quality. An impressive feature is that the interface has 48v phantom power to drive professional microphones via XLR jacks and cables.The interface itself has an impressive input/output array. The Live outputs can drive up to 4 cell phones or tablets via OTG for live broadcasts. A number of Line level inputs are also available, which can be used for live performances with a pre-recorded rehearsal track. The Monitor outputs give enough boost but I found them a little too low for noisy environments. The Headphone jacks work well enough but tie you down to corded headsets – I found one of the coolest ways to monitor tracks was to output to my laptop and slave my Bluetooth headset to it. That way, I could monitor recording levels directly and without processing delay.Controls are nice – good to have an adjustable Dodge function to drop input while speaking during an intro or outtro, and the adjustable Vocal Cut does a fair job of cutting vocals while leaving Instrumental tracks intact. There’s a lot of flexibility in the layout for anyone with a bit of imagination.Effects are impressive. Yes, the voice changer will help you sound like a kid or a robot. They’re fun but gimmicky. The BGM’s (background sounds) give a nice intro, cheers, boos, laughter and so forth, but the truly impressive effects were some beautiful reverb choices and the ability to record three customizable BGM’s directly. Since the software is part and parcel of using this system with a laptop, let me say that I was unimpressed; the software may supply a needed driver, but I would not use it unless I had no other sound app available.I haven’t begun to exhaust all the system capabilities. This is an excellent choice for a one or two microphone input, perfect for a podcast, live performance or guest interview, and a good choice for recording tracks.

quality of the sound not expected when use bass,reverb and echo so I had to use 3 party app. Out put sound very low other than that it’s ok but it’s not for me

I've been wanting to get some podcast equipment together but didn't really want to spend a fortune and when this came along, we had to get one and try it out.The features packed in this thing are outstanding. Couple of the pre-recorded sounds are cheesy and I don't think the voice changer buttons actually make you sound like a girl, boy or robot but they are cool effects, just not what I would have named them.As for the pre-recorded tracks like laughter and such, are OK but what i really like is that you can hold down on one of the 3 custom buttons and record your own preset tracks - great for custom intros, outros and even sponsor tracks.The Mic that comes with this is a large diaphragm cardioid mic and actually sound very good. You will need to tweak the bass and treble etc to get it right but I can't complain.You also have noise reduction with 3 levels of denoise and a dodge button that will lower background music automatically when you start to talk.Just amazing product for the price. It comes with all the cables you need to get started right away and even some cables for connecting extra equipment. You can use their software but I do recommend getting something a bit more advanced. but to start that works fine if that's all you have.I also recommend searching up some review videos on YT to see the different options at work, that what I did and how I learned to do the custom buttons. I highly recommend this product. Happy shopping and good luck!