Which isn’t to say that some mics can’t survive this kind of abuse. Back in 2007, Swedish magazine Studio took a legendarily durable Shure SM58 and used it as a hammer, dropped it on the floor ...

The Shure MV6 is the brand's entry-level USB microphone, and it's an excellent product that's easy to set up and use, but it's not a complete slam dunk.

When recording at home with Shure SM58 and guitar via an audio interface (I have one from M-Audio), this is done in the software on the Mac.

The sE V7 takes care of that problem, and does it really well, but for twice the price of the original. This puts it in the same category as the standard-issue of handheld mics: the Shure SM58.

The Shure SM58 is a performance staple, and just about everyone with a history in singing (myself included) will either own one or have used one regularly throughout their career.

SM58 Microphone (1966): The Shure SM58 became an industry standard for live vocal performance microphones, known for its durability and reliable sound quality. First Integrated Wireless System (1990s) ...

The Shure SM58 is always in my show bag, and I keep one close at hand in my home studio for quick and easy vocal recording.

A dynamic mic like the Shure SM58 might be your best bet. It’s tough, reliable, and forgiving if your room isn’t perfectly quiet. Let’s break down some real numbers to help you choose: ...

Shure’s newest mic, the MV7i, is not only a, high-quality XLR and USB-C mic, but the $349 price tag also includes a wonderfully versatile audio interface. Naming this one of the best microphones ...

This article introduces the voice pre-processing and quality assessment dataset (VPQAD), a scalable resource developed to validate various pre-processing techniques and improve voice signal quality in ...

Shure’s MV6 is a beginner-friendly entry-level microphone with an easy plug-and-play setup and a range of premium customization options in the companion app software. Unlike some entry-level ...