Best Usb Microphones For Podcasting

Best podcasting/voice-over microphone ever! No background noise, even when people are loudly talking in the next room. The audio is so beautiful, that I hardly need to do any work retouching it. This has streamlined my workflow and saved me hours and hours of time.

Best part is the dual USB-A.

I use this for podcasting and it delivers!

Love this new recorder for super simple podcasting. We do our podcast over Zoom and being able to use this as an audio interface while recording is the best! Pros: mix minus feature, 4 mic inputs and 4 headphone outputs, great for remote podcasting and Zoom meetings, you can record and use as an audio interface at the same time, you can do Zoom over usb and a phone call at the same time (channels 3 & 4), streamlined settings menu, 4 sound pads for sounds effects with a 5th audio track for just sound pad audio, works with dynamic and condenser mics, and only $200. Cons: Supposedly has bluetooth support, but still waiting on the new back ordered adapter, plastic construction, power adapter and usb-c cable not included, TRRS to TRRS cable not included, only records 16-bit audio (fine for podcasting, but not for music) I recommend this to anyone getting started with a podcast that needs an affordable all-in-one recorder and audio interface.

This Mic is wonderful for podcasting. It works so well. I didn’t want to spend hundreds because I’m a new podcaster so this was perfect for the sound quality. It also comes with extras, I was shocked to get a standard USB and. USB-C, which I wanted because I have a MacBook and it’s only USB-C.

I really tried to find a better USB mic for podcasting in the same price range, but i couldn't. The Yeti works like a charm. Plug and play, instant upgrade from my previous setup. Useful mute button, no delay monitor and very good sound quality. Stop searching. You found it.

Very pleased with the quality of sound I get from this microphone, which I use mostly for podcasting. USB 2 connection works fine with USB 3 hub, not direct connection to machine. Feels very solid.

I have tried quite a few USB mic/mic setups and this is by far the best for the money. There are 3 different settings to find the right sound for each project. I have used it for podcasting, webinars, and voice overs. Highly recommend.

This is dynamite in a small package. I like having the flexibility to use the MV7 via USB or XLR. If you're just getting into podcasting or voiceovers, this is a great mic to start with. I did add a pop screen for mine, just to help a bit. I throw the audio into Audition, make a few adjustments, and it sounds great. Would highly recommend.

This mic has worked out great for streaming audio from our band practice. The mic is heavy and durable with three switchable patterns on the back. I use #3 setting which is Omni for band practice. We place the mic a few feet from the PA with it's back to the room. It picks up the drums and sound great without distorting. I also use this mic when I play World of Warcraft with Ventrilo or Vent as we call it for chatting online with friends during gameplay. It sounds great compared to my webcams mic. You might not want to use this mic with Cubase or other DAWS though. It requires it's own ASIO driver to work, and so I can't seem to get it working along side with my normal Firepod rig. Anyhow, it's a fantastic USB mic for louder environments as well as for podcasting. You will have to get close to the mic for podcasting, though. If you want a more sensative mic for quiet talkers, I think Samson also makes a nice Condenser USB mic.