The Behringer Ultravoice XM8500 is a very inexpensive dynamic vocal microphone that can be found for under twenty dollars. I'm running the XM8500 into a Focusrite Scarlett and using a DOD R-825 Compressor as an insert. I'm also using a noise gate plugin (bundled with Reaper) to reduce some background noise.
NOTE: I also used a little bit of EQ to remove some of the boomy bass frequencies (I failed to mention this in the audio recording).
Please let me know what you think!
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