Blue Yeti and Audio Technica AT2035 are perhaps two of the most commonly used condenser microphones, especially for singing and speech reproduction. They come with similar price tags, and look, at least on the surface, like they’ll do a pretty similar job. But will they? Well, that’s what we’re going to answer today. Here’s what …
There are few microphones on the market as affordable as those produced by Neewer. If you’re looking for a capable mic for recording voice or singing, then you’ve probably stumbled across one, if not both of the NW 700 and the NW 800. And, no doubt, you’re riddled with questions: Are these mics any good? …
Shure is one of the best-known brands among vocalists. And if you’ve been performing for a while, you’ve heard of SM58. However, how does it compare to its cheaper alternative? We took our time to look more into this matter and put PG58 and SM58 one against another. Here’s what we’ll cover in this Shure …
Those who keep up with the Jones’ of the audio industry might know that Behringer’s parent company, Music Tribe, bought Midas a few years ago now. So, what business do they have releasing two digital mixing consoles that offer many of the same features, and in fact have almost the same name? As it turns …
There aren’t a tonne of really great sound isolating in-ear headphones around (most of them tend to be over-ears), but two of the best are made by one of the biggest microphone manufacturers in the world: Shure. Looking at these two sets of headphones, though, you’d be forgiven for thinking they are pretty much the …
When it comes to microphones for live sound purposes, the Shure SM58 is often described as the holy grail. But there’s a new kid on the block. Or, at least, a newer kid: The Sennheiser E835. This mic offers many of the same features as the SM58, and is pretty much the 58’s closest rival. But, …
