Category: Mic and Recording

Omnidirectional microphones receive signals coming from all directions. In contrast, unidirectional microphones only focus on receiving and transmitting signals coming from a certain direction. Most Read More

When it comes to selecting what kind of mics are best for live vocal performance, there are a few things you need to take note Read More

Pop filters, also called pop shields, are nylon- shield or metal- shield screens often placed a few inches in front of microphones to reduce or Read More

Knowing how to give proper acoustic treatment for a home studio consists of three main components: bass traps, acoustic panels and diffusers. However, before we Read More

Apogee MiC and Blue Yeti are two popular USB condenser microphones for recording vocals, podcasts, instruments, interviews and much more. Let’s take a look at Read More

Starting a home recording studio can be a daunting task, and it can be a considerable investment for those who are serious about making music. Read More

One important part of recording vocals for a music recording or a podcast is to reduce or remove unnecessary background noise. This can be done Read More

Mics for recording comes in different shapes and forms. To help you find the best mic for different needs such as recording, playing guitar, podcasting Read More