Dumbo Studio Record

Heart my record studio. Good Mac!

I use this for my home studio to record shows and podcasts. It works excellent!

I like it. Works fine in my home studio where I record music and share it with friends.

Use these to record vocals for all my various projects, including live (studio) radio drama.

I have a small studio set up in my office to record web videos. The umbrellas I purchased last year were way too big for this space. I ordered these 32 ones from BH and they are just what I needed. ... So far, so good. They seem pretty sturdy and I LOVE them! ...

This is a great mic for both vocals and instruments. I record in my little studio and it sounds as nice as my old U87i.

I use the MS20 tabletop studio to record collectibles for inventory and insurance purposes. The MS20 does all the manufacturer claims...and more! Extremely easy to set up. Ready to use in about 10 minutes! And...it works! The light, especially as reflected by the enclosed reflector cards, really makes the finest details visible. Fantastic for recording silver hallmarks and old manufacturing marks! I had been looking for something that would do the job I needed at a reasonable cost. Purchasing the MS20 from B&H was the perfect solution at a great price!

I've been using protools for about 10 years in my recording studio and I think is the best software for record, edit and mix music. I got this version for working in my laptop and now I can work everywhere. The native plug ins woks very well and you can get others of your preference that run well too. For shure I will continue using protools in the future.

I use this to record voice over at my home studio. I love the warm sound it picks up. I have a low rumble in my voice and it picks that up very cleanly. This mic works best from about 6 - 10 inches away. It also has great rejection from the sides and back.

I have a very small studio - in effect, I record in the control room, with a quiet, and shielded, computer. There's just enough room - but when I put a mic stand up, it's no longer possible to move without banging the guitar on things. The 2-joint mic arm is the perfect solution - when I want to move, swing it away. When I'm sitting down ready to record, swing it back. i have a heavy mic, and I was worried it would sink, but no problem there, the arm has plenty of strength. Now I'm trying to work out how to mount the pop filter at the same time and it will be truly a perfect setup.