2020’s emphasis on working and playing from home put an emphasis on how good we look and sound when meeting online. The pandemic year saw shortages of high-resolution webcams and good microphones that ...

As the worlds of content creation and gaming collide, the importance of flexible and powerful technology is becoming more and more prevalent. Brands are working hard to develop accessories that will ...

The new Live Streamer MIC 350 features DIRAC Audio Tuning Technology for quick access to various templates and audio setups, which is matched with inbuilt noise reduction and pop filter and dual ...

Whether you’re a seasoned remote worker, professional content creator or just join the occasional Zoom call, one of the most important things you need for your computer is a high-quality microphone.

While it has been a weird year and many projects have been pushed to the side or delayed, it has been a great year for microphones. We have seen some pretty unique offerings - just look at the Aston ...

USB mics were popular before the pandemic, especially among streamers and anyone who needed a high-quality microphone that was also easy to set up with their computer. But if you didn’t invest in a ...

Maybe you, like any red-blooded American man, still harbor some rock star dreams. Or maybe your friends have grown tired of your impassioned, point-by-point tirades about how Game of Thrones books are ...

Phantom power Preamp ADC etc. would end up wrapped up in a single chip. I found my victim in the form of JLab’s Talk GO, which earlier this summer set me back only $15.29 plus tax (and with free ...

Whether you’re making a podcast, live streaming games, or recording some music of your own, a good microphone is key to top sound quality. Today, the ultra-popular Blue Yeti USB microphone is $89 on ...

Whether you’re a gamer, podcaster, music producer or content creator, you are likely always searching for the ideal microphone to capture your audio. If you already use your smartphone or tablet for ...

Prior to 2020, most educators could probably count on one hand the number of times they participated in a videoconference. For years, hardly anyone gave a second thought to how their audio sounded to ...