Devine USB 50 USB Microphone

General

USB microphones mainly thank their popularity to their plug-and-play nature. Thanks to a built-in audio interface, all you need to do to start recording with the Devine USB 50 is plug the included USB cable into your laptop or computer and launch your recording software of choice. This condenser microphone has a super-cardioid pickup pattern, which means it's extremely sensitive to audio coming from one direction, making it perfect for capturing vocals. Whether you're looking to sing a song, record professional commentary or start a podcast, Devine have got you covered here.

The Devine USB 50: Part of a Complete Pack

The Devine USB 50 comes nicely complete including a USB cable, shock mount, table stand and screw thread adapter. While the desktop stand can definitely be used for recording speech and lyrics, you'll want to use the included thread adapter to mount the microphone on a full-size microphone stand whenever you're recording something while standing up. This is because a microphone stand offers stability and prevents unwanted handling noise from entering your recordings.

Design and Use

Made of metal, the USB 50 is especially durableand boasts a slim design that looks very stylish on your desk or in your home studio. Besides using the USB 50 for capturing vocals and speech, you can also use it for things like Skype and Facetime calls, as it offers better audio quality than most standard microphones built into laptops. Its broad frequency response also makes it equally suitable for recording instruments, something that singer-songwriters who want to record guitar parts as well as vocals will surely appreciate.

• Please note: Inside the box, there's a layer of protective foam below the microphone. Remove it to find the USB cable.
• Please note: when you place the microphone on the tabletop stand, make sure that one of the legs is pointing forward so the microphone won't topple over.