IK Multimedia's iRig range has included microphones and audio interfaces in the past, but now the company has launched one device that combines the two, claiming that the iRig Stream Mic Pro is ...

This tiny gadget from Shure can turn any XLR microphone into a USB model so it can record to a smartphone, laptop or tablet with your favorite pro-quality microphone.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. Once upon a time, aspiring bands, musicians and singers had ...

Now I'm ready to record, podcast and sound better on calls. Photo: David Snow/Cult of Mac After finally incorporating a proper pair of speakers into my evolving MacBook Pro setup in late 2024 — ...

Positive Grid has expanded the Spark eco-system with a wireless system for microphones and XLR-equipped instruments that connects to mixing desks and PA systems with a minimum of fuss. From the brand ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. We’ve seen audio interface/microphone combos before, but perhaps none so ‘obvious’ as Austrian ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Brent Butterworth and Freddy Gerngross After completing new tests, we have a ...

If you've been toting around a separate mixer to record two audio sources, Shure's latest USB-C microphone will lighten your load. Following the MV7+, the company has introduced the MV7i, which it ...

This user's Blue Yeti mic on a nice boom arm plus a Behringer audio interface get the job done. Sometimes a computer setup showed off on social media demonstrates just how easy and affordable it can ...

The MV7i looks virtually identical to the company’s other MV7 microphones. It has a sleek black cylindrical body that's half metal and half foam pop filter. There is a bright RGB strip along the ...

So we know that everybody, their sister and their cousin, too are working on how to use the Mac mini in a home theater setup (we are not immune!). But better yet - one thing you can just never teach ...

Is it worth spending hundreds on expensive interconnects?