BM800 Condenser Vocal Mic with Stand for Computer Use
Your voice deserves better than a hollow laptop recording. The BM800 is a condenser mic with its own stand that plugs into the 3.5mm jack you already have, so your singing and voiceovers come through fuller and clearer. Set it up in minutes and record without an interface or driver.
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Your voice deserves better than a hollow laptop recording. The BM800 is a condenser mic with its own stand that plugs into the 3.5mm jack you already have, so your singing and voiceovers come through fuller and clearer. Set it up in minutes and record without an interface or driver.
Studio-style vocals from the desk you already own
Thin, boxy laptop audio makes every song and voiceover sound like an afterthought. Plug in a condenser mic with its own stand and record with clarity you can hear.
Clearer vocals than your laptop mic
- A condenser capsule that hears detail
A condenser capsule is more sensitive than the small mic inside your laptop, so your voice comes through fuller and closer to how it sounds in the room. Sing or narrate at a normal volume and the difference shows on playback.
- Stand and mic, already paired
The stand is in the box, so the mic sits at mouth height from the first take. Clamp the mic in the holder, tighten the base, and you stop hunching over the keyboard to reach it.
- Plug into the jack you already have
The 3.5mm plug goes straight into the mic input on your computer. There is no audio interface to buy, no driver to install, and no second cable to hunt for before you record.
Set up in under five minutes
- 1Plug in the cable
Connect the 3.5mm plug to your computer's mic input, or to the mic port on your karaoke machine.
- 2Assemble the stand
Clamp the mic into the holder and tighten the base. The stand locks in place and holds the mic steady at mouth height.
- 3Set your input level
Open your recording app, pick the mic as the input, and set the level so your loudest notes peak around the middle of the meter.
- 4Position it right
Place the mic a few inches to the side of your mouth and angle it toward you. Speaking straight into it causes pops on P and B sounds.
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Yes. The BM800 plugs into a standard 3.5mm mic input on a computer. Check that your machine has a mic input, not only a headphone jack, since some laptops combine the two.
It works with karaoke machines that have a 3.5mm mic input. Look at the back or side of your machine before you order, and if the input is a different size, you will need an adapter.
No. It is a plug-in kit. You connect the mic, set the level in your recording app, and record. Skipping the interface is the main reason it costs less to start than a full USB studio setup.
Yes. The stand is in the box with the mic, so you do not need to buy a separate stand or boom arm to get started.
A condenser picks up more detail than a laptop mic, and it will also pick up the room. Keep the mic off the keyboard, angle it toward your mouth, and record near soft furnishings like curtains or a rug to cut echo.
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