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Underwater microphones often have to battle out strong currents, changing pressure, and uncontrollable marine life. With such conditions, how exactly do these hydrophones work?

Binaural recording is a type of audio that creates three-dimensional and immersive soundscapes. What else makes this technique unique and worth learning?

A contact microphone is often overlooked in the world of mics but this device has unique qualities that make it a powerful tool. We explain what a contact microphone is and what makes it different here.

Although high-quality microphones are readily available, constructing your own DIY microphone offers a cost-effective and satisfying alternative. In this article, we’ll delve into the process of building one.

A pop filter is a useful accessory to consider adding to your setup, eliminating plosive issues and ups the quality of your recordings. Find out the basics of what a pop filter is here.

Adding depth and width to your audio recording can be achieved by applying a few stereo recording techniques. We breakdown the 5 most basic but arguably best ones to use in this guide.

Microphone windscreens are a crucial accessory to your microphone. Read on to learn about the best type of windscreen for you.

Just by knowing the early history of microphones, one may see what future developments these recording devices can soon have. Here’s a briefer of the history of mics.

Phantom power can greatly affect the quality of your sound and the type of microphone to use. Read on to know more about it.

No one wants their audio recording to be ruined because of mic clipping and distortion. To prevent this from happening, let’s understand the causes and how to possibly solve it!