Dynamic Microphone Is Too Quiet – Quick Fixes For SM7b, SM58 etc
Dynamic microphones are very useful, and they can be used in many applications. I started off my home recording doing pretty much everything on my Shure SM58 and even now I use my Shure SM7b for...
When starting to learn about recording, you might find yourself bombarded with terms that you find a little confusing. Looking at microphones, some may be described as “needing an audio...
This is a question I get asked a lot, people will often email me asking if a specific model of condenser microphone, for example the Rode nt1a, the Rode nt1 or...
The AKG p220 and Rode nt1a are two large diaphragm condenser microphones. They are both made by very reputable companies and come in at a similar price point and with similar features. For...
Shure SM58 For Recording Guitar? Why It Is Still A Great Option
The Shure SM58 is arguably the most iconic microphone ever made. A common site at any live music venue, these durable, quality microphones have been leading the way since the 60s making it the best...
When recording audio with a microphone, you sometimes end up with an annoying popping sound in the background. A pop filter is one recommended way to prevent these popping sounds, but is it necessary...
