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...
Category: Microphones
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 all...
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...
My Blue Yeti Sounds Bad/ Muffled/ Underwater – Reasons and Solutions
The Blue Yeti is a popular choice for affordable, plug and play USB microphone. Yet, although the Blue Yeti mics are very reliable, it doesn't mean it's 100% free of technical and sound issues....
On your audio interface or mixer, you may have noticed a button labeled ‘phantom power’ (or perhaps ‘48v’). This might seem quite mysterious if you don’t know what it is. After...