Grateful as some are that Apple builds microphones into the iMac and its laptops, no one with a fully-functioning set of ears would claim that the results of recordings undertaken with these built-in ...

Audio-Technica sent its latest microphone, the AT2020, to the folks at Broadcast Engineering, who asked me to give it a thorough testing. My findings: This mic stands up to the sounds of rampant ...

Rode Procaster microphone sound test We demo the sound quality of Rode's Procaster XLR microphone to help you decide if it's what you need to finally get that podcast started.

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Freddy Gerngross and Brent Butterworth After completing new tests, we’ve ...

If you type “podcast microphone” into your preferred search engine, you’ll be inundated with options. Even for seasoned podcasters, it’s intimidating. That’s where the Shure MV7X comes in. The search ...

USB microphones have come a long way. There was once a time when the term conjured images of flimsy, foam-capped conference mics with the sonic signature of a wasp trapped in a can of soda – but ...

You can test a microphone on a Windows 10 computer to ensure it's plugged in correctly and working. To test your microphone, you'll need to open Windows' Sound Settings menu. Testing how your ...

Your station's studio, with its suspended microphones and sublime acoustics, is on lockdown. You've read how NPR correspondents create makeshift studios and report from home. Now you have your own ...

If you’ve ever listened to a crisp recording and wondered why your microphone doesn’t sound as clear, don’t worry—you’re not alone. It takes more than simply buying the right equipment to make your ...

Most laptop computers integrate a microphone into the bezel that surrounds the screen, so you can record your voice or use it alongside your webcam. If you're having problems using it with a certain ...

For MEMS microphone testing, Audio Precision now offers the PDM I/O option that allows its APx500 series audio analyzers to connect directly to devices with a PDM input or output.