Most of these have two (or more) inputs, which will allow you to record multiple microphones at the same time.īEHRINGER UMC202HD ($99 USD) – I've been using this little preamp + USB interface for the past year, and really like it. If you're using an XLR microphone, you'll need to connect it to your computer via a USB interface. (An additional USB interface/preamp is also required).īest podcasting preamps and USB audio interfaces Heil PR 40 ($399 USD) – another classic microphone for voiceover work, also highly rated. You'll also need a USB interface for this mic. Shure SM7B ($399 USD) – consistently ranked as one of the best podcast microphones by professionals. It's a pro-level dynamic mic, but (unlike the SM7B) has both USB and XLR outputs. New: Shure MV7 ($249 USD) – inspired by their SM7B, Shure created the MV7 specifically for podcasters. A great option if the Samson Q2U is sold out.Īudio-Technica ATR2100x-USB ($99 USD) – this is the newer version of the much-loved ATR2100 mic. Samson Technologies Q2U ($60 USD) – this dynamic microphone can plug into your computer via USB or you can use an XLR cable.Īudio-Technica ATR2005-USB ($79 USD) – another dynamic microphone with USB and XLR inputs.
Here are some better microphone options (from least expensive, to most costly): This condenser microphone picks up a lot of room noises (especially any thumps or bumps you make while recording). Many folks use the Blue Yeti USB microphone, but we don't recommend it.
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