STUDIO MICROPHONES

Studio Microphones often referred to as Condenser or Large Diaphragm are the type used in the home or professional studio environments. In most cases, these microphones are used to record vocals however it is not uncommon to record instrument such as an acoustic guitar. This is not your average microphone because it requires at least 48 Voltage power in order to function.

USB MICROPHONES

The demand for digital recording allowed the manufacturers to meet consumers halfway. A USB Microphone allows you to plug and play to your PC or laptop but on condition that your machine has a USB port(s).

The interesting part is that you don’t need to purchase a phantom power or an external sound. Depending on the manufacturer, you can adjust the sound settings on most of these microphones and still manage to achieve high-quality recordings without burning a hole in your wallet.

Microphones for YouTube

YouTube has grown to become one of the most popular marketing channels online. Almost every business, influencer, the brand has a YouTube channel. It’s not difficult to launch your own channel. But it’s vital to have the proper tools of the trade.

Audio is one of the most important elements for video recording but in most cases, the newbie has no idea on the type of microphone required. There is a general misconception that microphones (especially recording mics) are expensive. But that’s not always the case.

For a YouTube channel, you have different options to go with and it also depends on the type of content that you produce and your set up. You can use any of the following microphones to enhance your audio experience: DSLR, Shotgun Mic, Lavalier just to name a few.