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Shure MOTIV MV88 - Rotating the Barrel
Capture high quality stereo audio with your Shure MOTIV™ MV88 microphone and the ShurePlus™ MOTIV app. You can pivot the barrel forward or rotate it…
Mobile Recording
Mobile recording makes it easy to capture your brilliance quickly, with unprecedented quality and no equipment wrangling.
Genius on the go? Get it down in an instant.
When the muse strikes, respond like a pro with mobile recording mics that turn your laptop or phone into an anywhere studio.
At Shure, we make the caliber of mobile mics that refuse to compromise – not our components, not our excellence. And never your audio. We’re your gold standard of getting it down on the go.
Apps for Mobile Recording
Further Reading
Further Reading
How to Choose the Best Microphones for Home Recording
From basement studios to bedroom producers, making music has been transformed in recent years. Shure has created a guide to the best microphones for home recording.
Yuri Suzuki's Different Dimension of Sound Design
Throughout his varied career as an artist, designer and electronic musician, YURI SUZUKI has kept an unwavering focus on the interactivity of sound. …
How Do You Do That? MV88+ Video Kit Setup and Tips
Learn how to set up and quickly get vlogging, livestreaming and more with your MV88+ Video Kit in the latest installment of the practical Shure …
Building a Track with NNAMDÏ and the MV88+ Stereo USB
Follow Chicago's own quirky genius NNAMDÏ as he builds a new track from start to finish with the new MV88+ Stereo USB Microphone.
Citizen Journalism Raises Up India’s Voices
In an age of widespread misinformation, the citizen journalism project CGNET SWARA in India is using audio to tell authentic stories.
Annie Wagstaff Records Entire Song with the MV88+ Stereo USB
Join ANNIE WAGSTAFF in her studio and follow her process of creating and recording a full song from start to finish using only one microphone – the …
Field Recording: Bashing Beats with Illum Sphere
What happens when you give innovative producers MV88 microphones and whisk them away to record sounds in unusual locations? Check out Bonafide …