It turned out getting quality sound into a computer wasn't all that easy for musicians not willing to moonlight as an IT administrator. It's at this point when the two worlds of professional microphone technology and consumer electronics collided. No longer was expensive multi-track equipment necessary – but you now needed either a microphone that could plug straight into the computer or an interface. Once run-of-the-mill desktop computers gained enough power to process audio data in real-time, home recording suddenly became possible. That said, there are plenty of considerations when selecting a microphone best suited to your needs. These days, they offer both convenience and tremendous sound quality. Mics built to plug straight into your PC or Mac have come along way since they were first introduced. Northeast Music Center has plenty on hand and we are looking forward to having you in the store a or would be happy to ship one out to you.You've undoubtedly heard the chatter out there: A USB mic? Why don't you just save your cash to buy a real microphone?īut don't believe the USB cynics. Two cables are included, one a USB Mini Type-B to USB Type-A, the other a USB Mini Type-B to USB Type-C. Use the mic with your audio interface, hard disk recorder, mixer, computer (over USB Mini-B), select Android devices, and select iOS devices. The mic sits in an adjustable yoke that will fit a variety of stands and mounting options. The mic is both attractive and durable, with that classic Shure end-address look and rugged all-metal design. The free ShurePlus MOTIV Desktop Application will let you save your own presets, enable auto-level, add compression, EQ the signal, and more. Use the integrated touch-panel interface on the mic itself to control levels, headphone volumes, monitor mix, and mic-mute. Capture audio at sample rates and resolutions up to 48 kHz / 24-bit, which is the standard for editing and mixing broadcast audio. On the USB side, the mic provides broadcast-quality specs and intuitive functionality. Use the mic in close proximity to your voice and you'll find it exhibits a clear, intelligible, and high-quality sound. The mic features a unidirectional cardioid polar pattern, which is the best natural defense against room noise: since the capsule mostly captures what's directly in front of it, you won't pick up as much room noise as you would with another polar pattern. With Auto Level Mode, you can let the microphone do the work for you. Connect via USB and explore additional set-up features and Auto Level Mode within The ShurePlus™ MOTIV app, to control your vocal tone, and distance from the microphone. Inspired by the legendary SM7B which has been a featured microphone at Northeast Music Center for many years, the MV7 is a dynamic microphone with both USB and XLR outputs for use with computers and professional interfaces alike.

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