r/Shure

Hey, I'm a creator and my MV6 is of worse quality than my Fifine microphone which is a far less quality device, which is obviously bizarre.

I am aware they're different types of mics but neither one picks up any background or echo noise, so thats not the issue here.

The quality isn't like, awful, and the difference is only noticeable when wearing earphones, but it's still a worry.

If it helps, I use DaVinci Resolve to input the audio, not sure if any settings on there would be of any help to me but I have already tried adjusting input and equalizer levels, neither of which did anything to help the muddiness.

One of the presenters at an outdoor event I filmed brought his own microphone + portable speaker. Not knowing what to do, I mic'ed him up with my clip-on shure mic as usual and recorded. Result was horrible compared to the other six speakers I recorded that day. His presentation voice did not pick up to the Shure standards I'm used to. Also there was a slight delay from the portable speaker he brought (placed maybe 8' away).

My only question is this: Do you think the Shure Movemic 2 clipon mic seeks out the loudest voice it can find and focuses on it? Because the loudest voice here was from his portable speaker. (His own natural talking voice is not loud at all.)