Equipment

Hardware that connects microphones and other audio equipment to a computer for recording.

A type of microphone known for its sensitivity and accuracy.

A type of microphone known for its durability and its ability to accurately record sound, without the need for phantom power.

Small, clip-on microphones used for hands-free recording.

A device used to capture audio for a podcast.

A method of providing the necessary electrical power to condenser microphones through an XLR cable.

Polar patterns describe the directional sensitivity of a microphone, indicating how it captures sound from different angles.

A device used to reduce plosives when recording.

Proximity effect refers to the increase in bass frequencies when a sound source is very close to a directional microphone.

A USB microphone is a type of microphone that connects directly to a computer via a USB port, commonly used for podcasting.

An XLR cable is a type of professional audio cable used to connect microphones to recording equipment, known for its durability and high-quality signal transmission.

An XLR microphone is a professional-grade microphone that connects via an XLR cable, offering superior audio quality for podcasting.