USB vs XLR Microphones: Which One Do You Actually Need?
Every podcaster hits the USB vs XLR question early. USB microphones are simpler — plug in, record, done. XLR microphones […]
Every podcaster hits the USB vs XLR question early. USB microphones are simpler — plug in, record, done. XLR microphones […]
Recording a podcast by yourself is relatively simple: one mic, one interface, one signal chain. Recording with a second person
The Focusrite Scarlett Solo vs 2i2 debate comes down to one key question: do you need to record two sources
Most podcasters spend hundreds of dollars on microphones and interfaces and then plug into whatever earbuds came with their phone.
The best mic for recording in a noisy apartment is a dynamic mic — and this guide covers exactly which
The Shure MV7 and the Rode PodMic are two of the most recommended microphones for home podcasters at the move-beyond-budget
The good news is that you don’t need acoustic panels to significantly reduce echo in a home recording space. The
A boom arm is one of those pieces of gear that gets underestimated until you’ve used a good one. Desk
After testing dozens of options, we ranked the best podcast microphone under $100 by sound quality, ease of setup, and
Quick Answer The Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 4th Gen is the best audio interface for most podcasters — 69dB gain, two