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Broadcast Microphones
Audio Technica AT2020USB
This is a great mic to start with if you are on a budget. USB powered so, you can plug right into your computer and start recording with your software!
Shure SM7B
This mic is and a favorite for broadcasting in the studio. A popular mic for podcasters!
electro-voice re20
This is a fantastic mic and a favorite for broadcasting in the studio
RØde Procaster
This is a great mic and a favorite for broadcasting in the studio
Cables
Mogami Gold XLR
Best cables for connecting your USB powered interface to your microphone
Handheld Standalone Recorders
Zoom H4nPro Recorder
These handheld recorders are the most popular for musicians and interviewers alike!
Tascam DR-40
Tascam makes their own version of a basic 4 channel recorder
Tascam DR-40x
The upgraded version adds capability to connect directly to a computer and use this as an audio interface
Zoom H5 Recorder
Zoom has their version with USB connectivity to a computer as well.
Tascam DR-100MKIII
This 2-channel has been upgraded to record the best possible audio before making any edits
Zoom H6 Recorder
4 individual channel monitors and lots of mic heads to connect to this recorder
Tascam DR-44wl
Tascam is one of the first to make a recorder with Wi-Fi capabilities which you can connect through your phone with an app!
Memory
Sandisk Micro sdxc 64gb
Depending on which audio recorder you decide to buy, some will take micro SD cards to save the audio
SANDISK SDXC 64GB
Most Recorders have an SD card slot to keep record of your audio
SANDISK MICRO SDXC 128GB
Maxing out at up to 128GB these recorders can save hours if not days of audio
SANDISK SDXC 128GB
Sandisk is a preferred reputable brand that can keep your audio files safe
Field Recorders
Zoom H1n Recorder
These field recorders are useful when you want to keep it simple with its own built in mic
Tascam DR-05
This is a great mic and a favorite for broadcasting in the studio
Zoom H2n Recorder
This is a great mic and a favorite for broadcasting in the studio
Tascam DR-07
This is a great mic and a favorite for broadcasting in the studio
Tascam DR-22wl
This is a great mic and a favorite for broadcasting in the studio