And they’re a good deal, too, because many of them have high-quality microphone pre-amplifiers, too. If you have relatively simple needs like connecting one or two microphones directly to a computer ...

A microphone to record, a decent PC, audio “workstation” software, studio monitors, and an audio interface to link everything together. Even when you focus on those criteria, there are a lot ...

Cool Edit lets you record sound from a microphone, a CD inserted into your PC or any external device, such as a tape or mini-disc player or even a record player that can plug into the microphone ...

FIFINE Dynamic Microphone, XLR/USB Podcast Recording PC Microphone for Vocal Voice-Over Streaming, Studio Metal Mic with Mute, Headphone Jack, Monitoring Volume Control, Windscreen-Amplitank K688 ...

As already explained, the condenser microphone can be sensitive to loud noises making it great for podcasting and YouTubing when recording your vocal track or talking for your podcast. The BM-800 ...

The Studio bundle includes (nearly) everything you need for a rock-solid XLR setup on your gaming PC: the Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen Interface, a CM25 MkIII condenser microphone, a pair of HP60 MkIII ...

But, as those among you who have fashioned a pair of Shure SM58s into an X configuration with gaffer tape will know, it can be challenging to create a stereo image when recording outside the studio.