Home Recording
A home studio microphone from Shure can infuse professional sophistication into your music track, podcast, or VO.
Record like a pro at home or on the go.
The home recording tech available today lets creators go from concept to cultural mainstay practically overnight. But whether it's a song, podcast or video, audio quality can make the difference.
Home studio microphones, headphones and audio interfaces by Shure enhance vocal clarity and screen out background noise. Learn how to infuse professional sophistication into your setup. Whether in your bedroom or on the go, turn up the quality today.
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Signal Path Podcast: Mikey Young
Listen to the latest SIGNAL PATH podcast with MIKEY YOUNG, a musical multitasker who has moved from playing in influential Australian rock bands to mixing and mastering them.
Mark Sultan Forms the Ultimate BBQ Backing Band – from Home
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Musicians Collaborate Remotely while Recording at Home
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Using a Professional Microphone with a Laptop
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Creating a Professional Mix in a Home Studio
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Microphone Techniques for Mobile Recording: A Webinar
This 60-minute free webinar offers tips and tricks for capturing high-quality audio when recording with your mobile device, whether you're …
Six Keys to Better Audio for Home Recording and Podcasting
The Foo Fighters first album. Stand-up Mark Maron's twice-weekly WTF podcast. What they have in common is technology that makes it possible for …