With all of the excitement over the airdrop happening with Threespeak (i.e. learning about governance, stacking Hive to get miners, etc.), it is easy to forget that a major function of the platform will be for people to continue earning by posting videos.
If Threespeak doesn't continue to pick up new users and have content being published on the network, all of this great innovation will be slowly forgotten and people will move onto the next thing. I don't want to see that happen.
I have written in the past about different ideas for how I could contribute via videos to Threespeak, but have never really gotten anything off the ground. That changes today.
I still don't quite know the exact nature of what I plan to do on Threespeak, but I do know that it is a platform that I can see really benefitting the community going forward. What I do know is that when I figure out the exact nature of the videos that I plan to put out there, I want them to be of a pretty decent quality. Thus, I have done some research and am looking at a few different podcasting-quality microphones to pick from.
I've really narrowed things down to these two:
If anyone uses a microphone for the work that they do here on Hive or off-chain that has been a very good purchase, please let me know what kind it is/how much it cost in the comments. I want to set myself up to put out quality content in the future as my field of interest narrows after some thought on video content creation.
Thank you in advance!
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