Tube Microphones
If you're looking to diversify your arsenal of microphones and have some extra cash handy, a tube microphone might be just what you need to add a flavorful alternative to some of your more neutral-sounding microphones.
What Is a Tube Microphone?
A tube mic is a type of condenser microphone, in that it uses internal amplification ("head amp") to raise the level of the signal coming from the capsule. And like any condenser mic, a tube mic also needs a preamp to boost the signal to line level for recording. However, unlike condenser microphones
In this modern age of digital convenience and computer-controlled audio production, the vintage sound of analog vacuum tubes remains highly sought after by musicians, recording engineers, and producers around the world. While many companies today recognize this fact and produce a seemingly endless array of clones of classic tube microphones, Lewitt has taken the rare path of bucking this trend and delivering brand new tube mic designs.
Aiming to marry the warmth and smoothness of vintage tube tech with the clarity and precision of modern mics
So, you want to build a home studio? There is no better time than the present to start accumulating your gear and capitalizing on holiday savings. After all, building any studio can be an expensive proposition. But don’t let it stress you out―as usual, B&H is here to walk you through the basics and help you decide what essential equipment you need, why you need it, and what you should be looking for when you begin your shopping spree. So, let’s begin!
Audio Interfaces
The first item you should consider when setting up your home studio is