Whether you’re streaming or not, if you’re used to playing online with your friends, you need a microphone of some sort. However, if you stream, the microphone on the table suddenly becomes more valuable. the Steel Series Its name has been a guarantee of quality products for decades. This afternoon, the manufacturer unveiled two brand new gaming microphones, which look very professional based on the first reports. the Nick name And that Alias Pro It is also something that makes most players drool.
Alias microphones, powered by Sonar for Streamers software, feature a specially designed 1-inch condenser capsule, which is three times larger than traditional microphone capsules. The fine-tuned cardioid capsule pattern reduces background noise with a bubble-like pickup area, matches the sound pattern used in broadcast and recording studios, and is the perfect solution for accurate and effective vocals. This is complemented by a specially designed vibration damper that absorbs vibrations.
Alias, brought to life by Sonar for Streamers, is the first microphone designed from the ground up specifically for gamers. To keep gamers informed on the go, the loaner microphone displays volume information with a 5-level LED that changes to a highly visible red “X” when muted. With Sonar for Streamers, the Alias Pro is a high-quality XLR microphone that captures every detail of the user’s voice with pinpoint accuracy, while a balanced XLR system with pre-amplifier and 48V phantom power reduces noise and interference to deliver clear, powerful 24-bit/48k audio delivery Hz.
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The Alias Pro also comes with a Stream Mixer, an external control station that supports two USB ports so streamers can use two devices at the same time. Here, basic functions such as microphone amplification or muting are easily accessible. Streamers can customize the volume control and buttons to mix or mute specific audio channels.
The SteelSeries Alias will be available for €199.99, the Alias Pro will be available for €349.99, and the SteelSeries Boom Arm will be available for €99.99.
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