The sound of your drums can make or break your mix, and while there are exceptions to every rule, getting the perfect drum sound is no laughing matter.
What is there to say about the Shure SM57 that hasn’t been said before? For starters, it’s a legendary microphone that sounds great on just about anything.
It’s incredibly cheap, extremely durable, and most professionals have at least a handful of them lying around somewhere in their studio.
These days, it seems as though podcasts are one of the most ubiquitous forms of entertainment around. Enter the Rode PodMic USB, yet another solution to help folks share their own stories and thoughts for hours at a time. Let’s take a deeper look at this microphone, and see if it can help you garner an audience.
In this review, I’ll be taking a look at the Motu M2 audio interface. It’s one of the better options in terms of entry-level units, so let’s take a closer look.
In this review, I’ll be taking a look at Behringer’s U-Phoria UMC202HD audio interface. Despite its low price point, the unit is allegedly one of the better 2-in/2-out interfaces on the market. Let’s take a gander.
In this review, I will be testing the Scope Labs Periscope omnidirectional microphone.
The Periscope looks like a pipe stolen from an engine room and has a built-in compressor. This might be great news for those of you who are excited by novelty, but let’s see if its performance is as exciting.