Welcome, welcome, welcome to the A.S.M.R. Garden. My name is M.E. And I am so excited that you can be here with me tonight. It is the last episode in April. Can you believe it?

March did last really long, but April seemed to fly by. I genuinely, I genuinely did not believe that that time could move so fast but I hope you are all doing well staying safe staying healthy staying positive even throughout all of this.

So tonight, I don't have too many announcements, but I just wanted to say thank you.

Thank you so much for being here, being present, or just allowing this podcast to make you more present in your other things that you're doing, whether it's homework, work from home or chores, tasks, you name it, whatever.

I really, really appreciate it. So what do I have for you this evening, whatever. I really, really appreciate it.

So what do I have for you this evening?

Well, by the title, you can kind of gauge, but I've got three microphones that I use, sometimes, some more than others, for podcasting and doing ASMR type things.

Number one is this Blue Yeti right here.

And she is my rider die.

It was the first type of mic that I had, but I've had two of them. They're not super

reliable, unfortunately, but if you are new to any type of audio, whether it be podcasting or something similar, maybe recording music, something like that, it is a good price for what it is, and people will say that to you all the time. They will say it, but it's a little bit, uh, it sometimes, yeah, I've had to buy too, so.

But anyway, let me not get too much into that.

I wanted to go ahead and just, I don't know, bring out all three mics for this episode.

I think mics add so much to the ASMR that is being produced.

If you're using a high quality mic such as Road or 3DO or some crazy mic that I don't even know or you're using your

headphone mic the ASMR can be changed so dramatically and it doesn't mean that

somebody isn't going to get tinkles if you're not using a $500 mic.

Absolutely not.

But it's just, it's different.

The sounds you get are different.

So I wanted to compare my task cam, my Blue Yeti, and my lapel mic.

Each, I think, create a different different sound whether it be more crisp or more sensitive

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