Recording studios are often fitted with condenser microphones as they bring the best out of the human voice. A condenser mic that does an excellent job is the Rode NTK. Explore its features in detail in this review and see if it’s the right one for you!
High sensitivity, good frequency response, and low noise levels are just some of the characteristics that one should look for in a microphone for recording voices and/or predominantly acoustic instruments. The Neumann TLM 103 is a powerful microphone that packs all those aspects and more in its small body. Check it out!
Voice acting work requires a microphone that can deliver crisp and clear audio. While most condenser mics are great to use, the Harlan Hogan VO is a mic that stands above the rest as it’s designed with voiceover work in mind. Interested in it? Have a look at our review!
Top-tier microphones can be very hard on the pocket, but worry not, for there are microphones that offer superb quality without breaking the bank. Enter the MXL 770, a condenser microphone that’s an incredible bargain for both amateurs and professionals. Have a look at it!
There are numerous microphones that can be used for specific situations. However, if you need one that can be used all-around, you may want to look into the Samson G-Track Pro. Here’s our take on it.
Having knowledge about the components of a microphone can go a long way in helping you pick the right one. In this article, we discuss the basic parts of a microphone and how their roles come together to form the mics we use today.
We use microphones for a lot of purposes — news, broadcasts, video production, music production, and more. Mics have captured our voices and have become an integral part of our lives, but have you ever wondered what’s the technology behind them? Read all about it in this article!