Shure - MV7+

Yep, exactly! Or even the MV7+/MV7x, which is totally adequate for these uses. Or, gasp, look at other brands besides Shure!

MV7+, for sure. Even if it doesn't work, you've paid a pittance compared to the other setup. I would be confident that the MV7+ will do something. The thing to check would be the power output of the switcher and the requirements of the MV7+. Powering the mic is where the issue will appear.

Hello, Je te conseille le shure mv6 ou mv7+, fonction de ton budget (j’ai un mv6 personnellement et j’espère pouvoir l’upgrader par un mv7+ à noël, j’ai besoin de 2 sorties sur mon micro maintenant). La qualité est au top et il est fourni avec un super logiciel, simple à utiliser et hyper pratique (anti bruit de fond et anti bruits parasites, anti pop, possibilité de régler le micro en un clic pour s’adapter a la distance de la bouche).

MV7 is really good quality. The price difference up to SM7B isn't really going to net you anything for streaming.

No problem. Just to add some context I realized I forgot: The MV7+ is the version of the MV7X that is USB *and* XLR capable, so you could use it with an interface *or* a USB cable (while the MV7X is cheaper, but requires an interface). The MV7+ is also pretty close in price to the Beacn ($300 instead of $349), but Shure’s software is much more limited than Beacn’s.

First... You are smart to invest in a good microphone. Sound quality trumps everything in your production (outside of the content, of course). Second, if you are trying to keep the budget low they you probably want a USB microphone because then you don't need any adapters or to plug into a mixing board. You can even plug in directly to a smartphone and record high-quality sound. For $99 you can get the older version of the Rode PodMic. \~$200 you can do the PodMic that has USB and XLR connectors. I personally use the Shure MV7+. It is excellent.

I by no means meet a professional standard, but I watched Lex Friedman use the Shure SM7B dynamic microphone, and it was insane how far his guests get away from the mic and it still somehow sounds good. I ended up getting the slightly cheaper MV7+ because it can also do USB to laptop. I kind of love it. Also, I have been using Adobe Audition for a while now and have not found anything that I like better. \>Mic arms, stands, shock mounts that don’t break after 2 weeks I myself have paralysis by analysis on this one.

Shure MV7i and MV7+ combo The “i” will be the interface for the “+”, and eliminate the issue with echo and cancellation since there is only one input to the computer. The correct solution is the cheapest solution.

Shure MV line - MV6 is the cheapest with fewest features. MV7+ is my mic and I love it

Shure MV7+ - you'll thank me!