Audio Technica ATRX microphones review

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Quality audio has never been this affordable thanks to Audio Technica's revamped ATRX series. It includes 4 versatile microphone options that might just suit your needs.

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The Roland Aerocaster and Web Presentation Dock are perfect for any burgeoning content creators who want to produce professional quality content. Enter for a chance to win!

Elevate your home recording studio: equipment and setup tips

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Explore how you can improve your home recording experience as a musician. Discover the equipment, recording software, and microphones you need for your home setup.

M-Audio Vocal Studio Pro music production package review

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The M-Audio Vocal Studio Pro kit is everything you need to get started with music production! Read on for a full review of its capabilities.

Shure SM58 and SM57 dynamic microphones review

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Shure's SM58 and SM57 are industry standard for live vocals and many different studio applications.

Zoom H5 Audio Recorder is a videographer’s best friend

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Recording decent audio for video production is arguably the most difficult aspect of the video making process. The Zoom H5 with its quality and ease of use just made this process a whole lot friendlier.

Audio Technica AT2020 microphone review

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If you're getting into recording and want the most bang for your buck, the Audio Technica AT2020 is a professional grade microphone at a budget price.

Introduction to the home recording studio

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Home recording has never been as accessible as it is today. Use this guide to help you plan your very own studio.

Focusrite Scarlett SOLO and 2i2 3rd-generation audio interfaces review

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Focusrite's Scarlett SOLO and Scarlett 2i2 3rd-generation audio interfaces are excellent for beginners, singer-songwriters, and podcasters. Check out their fun new features.

Kali Audio IN-UNF Ultra-Nearfield studio monitor system review

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Imagine mixing music professionally right in your bedroom. The Kali Audio IN-UNF studio monitors are ultra-nearfield—designed for desk-based mixing.