<p>I am doing some <strong>meetup recording</strong> and I want to automate the thing. </p>

<p>Here are my current devices to record any meetup:
- OBS
- logitech c922 
- AverMedia LGP Lite</p>

<p>I need a better sound that the webcam sound. Ideally it will not be on the speaker but I know that a microphone tie would be the best choice. I have tried with a H2n ZOOM but I think we can do better. </p>

<h3>What are you recommending?</h3>

<p><em>Ideally the price should be between 50-200$</em>. </p>

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2017-03-08T20:42:01.530Z
Have you tried an H4 Zoom? It's in the price range.
wizardzz
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2017-03-09T08:16:14.960Z
well, I think as the H2N it's too far from the speaker but maybe it's enough? Did you already try to use the H4 standing on a desk 2 meters away from the speaker?
Hugo Gresse
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2017-03-09T12:54:34.107Z
Don't underestimate the consequences of a crappy audio environment.  See https://video.stackexchange.com/questions/17318/microphone-for-indoor-interview/17320#17320 and in particular the video link it refers to: http://nofilmschool.com/2015/08/24-sound-basics-will-help-you-lay-sturdy-foundation
Michael Tiemann
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2017-03-13T15:27:59.567Z
What is the reason the microphone needs to be that far? I feel that distance (2m) is going to be an issue with most equipment.
wizardzz
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2017-03-14T08:29:22.173Z
it's just more convenient to have one microphone. ut regarding comments I'll probably invest and either a micro tie, any advice for it?
Hugo Gresse
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What's the best balance price/quality audio recorder for meetup and small conf
Hugo Gresse
# What's the best balance price/quality audio recorder for meetup and small conf

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-03-08)

I am doing some **meetup recording** and I want to automate the thing.

Here are my current devices to record any meetup:
- OBS
- logitech c922
- AverMedia LGP Lite

I need a better sound that the webcam sound. Ideally it will not be on the speaker but I know that a microphone tie would be the best choice. I have tried with a H2n ZOOM but I think we can do better.

### What are you recommending?

*Ideally the price should be between 50-200$*.

**Tags:** audio, audio-recording

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Have you tried an H4 Zoom? It's in the price range.  
> **username_0**: well, I think as the H2N it's too far from the speaker but maybe it's enough? Did you already try to use the H4 standing on a desk 2 meters away from the speaker?  
> **username_2**: Don't underestimate the consequences of a crappy audio environment.  See https://video.stackexchange.com/questions/17318/microphone-for-indoor-interview/17320#17320 and in particular the video link it refers to: http://nofilmschool.com/2015/08/24-sound-basics-will-help-you-lay-sturdy-foundation  
> **username_1**: What is the reason the microphone needs to be that far? I feel that distance (2m) is going to be an issue with most equipment.  
> **username_0**: it's just more convenient to have one microphone. ut regarding comments I'll probably invest and either a micro tie, any advice for it?  

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