The Yeti Studio from Logitech, previously known as the Blue Sona, is a genuinely great XLR dynamic microphone with a supercardioid pickup pattern, built-in pre-amp, impressive off-axis noise ...

The Blue Voice software boosts the audio ... which leads them to capture audio less accurately than XLR or studio-grade microphones. Q: Is a USB mic better than a jack mic? Yes, USB connections ...

Great options include the Blue Yeti, Rode NT-USB, and Audio-Technica ATR2100x-USB. XLR microphones: Considered more professional, requiring additional equipment like an audio interface.

The first option is using a USB microphone, which will make things nice and easy since you can literally plug it in and use it. Alternatively, you can go for an XLR mic. Generally, these tend to ...

Shure doesn’t make an XLR/USB audio interface but that is, in effect what the new MV7i is. There are already plenty of USB microphones on the market that have some kind of audio interface ...

Most professional microphones rely on the tried-and-trusted XLR connector for hitching up to PAs, audio interfaces and other audio equipment. XLR connectors are robust and are balanced connections ...

The MV7i is one of the best microphones on the market today. Audio quality is excellent, plus you can digitalize any instrument and XLR mic with the patented virtual audio interface, or live-edit ...