Recording Equipment

Verdict: If you just need basic computer connectivity for podcasting or streaming, the UM2 gets the job done on a tight budget. But for more serious recording, mixing and monitoring, the Scarlett adds substantial quality and flexibility for a...

The KRK Rokit RP7 G4 and Yamaha HS7 are both excellent budget studio monitors aimed at home studio producers, musicians, and audio engineers.Both monitors deliver detailed, defined audio across an impressive frequency range. The KRK leans towards a punchier,...

Verdict: The Rode Podmic and Blue Yeti are both excellent microphones for podcasters and streamers. If you want an easy plug-and-play experience and versatility, choose the Yeti. If you prioritize future expandability and audio quality, go with the Podmic....

Are you a bit overwhelmed by the multitude of microphone options available in the market? Are you unsure which one to choose for your first studio setup? Should it be a condenser or dynamic microphone, USB or XLR, large...

Today, we're going to compare two of the entry-level audio interfaces: Native Instruments Komplete Audio 1 and Focusrite Scarlett Solo.

If you're in the market for a new microphone, you've probably come across the Sennheiser e609 and the Shure SM57.

Are you trying to decide between the Scarlett 2i2 and the Motu M2 for your audio recording needs? Look no further!

Here's a list of the 5 best microphones that will not only isolate unwanted noise but also deliver excellent audio quality

The following are the best mixing headphones under $200 that are tried, tested, and beloved by many music producers, including me.

So what are the best all-around microphones for a home studio? These are our favorites, considering sound quality, versatility, and price.