When [Mahesh Venkitachalam] was experimenting with machine learning for audio applications on a Raspberry Pi, he found himself looking for a simple USB microphone. A cheap one was easy to find ...

Those of us who have been working from home through video calls for the past year can attest to the rising demand for conferencing gear such as webcams and microphones. Not wanting to spring for a ...

All you'll need to do with any of these microphones is plug the USB cable into your laptop, tablet, or smartphone, install drivers if you're on Windows, and you'll be ready to go. No mixer or audio ...

Overall, the Wave 3 is a great-sounding USB mic that is easy to use and offers some intriguing possibilities for streaming thanks to its anti-clipping and audio mixing features. The cheaper Wave 1 ...

Generally, these tend to be more expensive, plus, they require a dedicated audio interface. Affording the best gear for streaming is bad enough these days, but opting for a cheaper USB-C mic isn't ...

Until now, the market for consumer USB microphones has been dominated mainly by Audio-Technica, RØDE and Blue. However, the mighty German audio brand has woken up to the demand for consumer USB ...