Apogee mica Plus is a professional studio quality USB microphone you can connect to your iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Mac or PC. MiC Plus makes it easy to capture your best take with incredible Quality, anywhere you go. Record any sound you can imagine, From vocals to voice-overs, instruments to interviews and everything in between.
Product Features
- Professional cardioid condenser microphone capsule
- Pure digital connection for pristine sound quality up to 24-bit/ 96kHz
- 46dB of mic preamp gain, digitally controlled for greater precision
- Powerful headphone output with blend feature for zero latency recording
- No configuration required, just plug in and record
MiC PLUS is Stuido grade!!! So I have always been a fan of the idea that in the computer age why canât we have a mic that eliminates the DA converter. I mean signals all go into the computer the same! The difference in price for a mic is the company name, maybe a few tweaks here and there. So my first try at eliminating the old school mic set up was with the YETI PRO. I found out quickly that usb signals cannot travel very far. Also with the yeti that when the ceiling was reached you heard your vocals being squeezed at the top or near the top end. So I scrapped it and waited.So I see this scroll across my feed. I look into it and it pretty much has the same internals as the yeti pro, but again apogeeâs teaks here and there could be what I need to break away from the top end vocal squeezeI am highly impressed! This mic competes with my 1000$ mic and itâs plug and play on multiple devices!This review is for in the box studio producers who want to get vocals crisp and clear and have headroom for…
The Rode NT was better! I ran a small recording studio for a few years about 15 years ago and have been recording my own projects since. I generally use an old school M-Audio Solaris through an audio interface but wanted a portable solution for voice over work, and possibly some singing, while traveling. I bought both this mic and the Rode NT usb mic at the same time and tested their abilities. With SEVERAL tweaks, I was finally able to get the Rode NT to relatively match the performance of my higher quality studio mic, at least when it came to radio and voice over work. I was UNABLE to ever get the Apogee mic to sound remotely in the same ballpark. It’s just too small to be a serious mic. It couldn’t deliver the low end that the Rode could. Honestly, the apogee mic felt like a toy. Don’t get me wrong, I understand the appeal of lightweight and small, but the technology just hasn’t reached the point where such a small mic can produce decent results. It WAS clear sounding, so if you don’t want a mic to pick…
Great mic for portable recording and other uses Some other voiceover actors I know recommended this mic, including some instructors at Kalmenson, so I bought it a few months ago to have a small but excellent quality mic for portable use. I use it with my iPhone 5S and my MacBook.Happy!! It’s a great little mic. I have a “deep movie trailer” voice, and this mic is great for that, comparable to my AKG or Schoeps. Today, I used it for a video ecocast on-camera audition shot on iPhone. The mic was clamped to the tripod with the iPhone, and I was 3′-6′ away â the sound was clean and tight, and required nothing in post for cleanup. In fact I was able to send in the audition as recorded on the iPhone & the Apogee mic with no alterations or post fixing whatsoever.Just for the record, I’ve been a sound professional since the early 1980s. I own a dozen mics, including Sennheiser (816 & 416), Schoeps (MK41), AKG, etc. This apogee mic fits in well with them, both in sound and build quality.Apogee mic general…