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Have you ever wondered how we produce our cutting-edge microphones? This blog lets you in on our product philosophy, engineering, production, measurement, and…

Finally, your new microphone has arrived. But something’s not quite right. It doesn’t really sound better; your overall recording quality didn’t really improve…

You've probably heard or read online that you need a microphone shock mount and a pop filter when recording vocals. Here you will quickly learn why you need…

Everyone who starts using an audio interface experiences this – a delay between what you send into your computer and what comes out. It's called latency, and it…

Record your voice with full and detailed sound! Here's a list of microphones that will help you sound outstanding, be it for vocal tracking, podcasts, or voice…

A low cut filter (aka high pass filter) reduces lower frequencies in your audio signal by a set amount. This means that it lowers the volume of your audio…

There's a sheer endless amount of threads addressing the question, Which microphone is better, dynamic or condenser? This blog makes you easily understand when…

In this blog, you’ll find out how a microphone works. We’ll talk about the two main types of microphones for recording, dynamic and condenser microphones. And…

PAD stands for passive attenuation device. "Passive" means it does not need external power. "Attenuation" means the signal gets lowered by a certain amount.…

In this blog, you’ll learn why you need a multi-pattern microphone and when it makes sense to use one. You'll also learn how the microphone creates different…

Radio announcers use it to make their voice sound bigger and more impactful. The so-called proximity effect leads to a bass-boost in directional microphones…