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EN There is actually a lot that goes into XLR microphone cables and cheap ones can cause more problems than they?re worth.

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• goes into XLR
• cables
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EN There is actually a lot that goes into XLR microphone cables and cheap ones can cause more problems than they?re worth.

• actually a lot
• goes into XLR
• cables
• re

EN It uses an XLR connector, which means you?ll need a mixer, USB interface, or another device (like a Zoom recorder) with an XLR input

• uses an XLR
• USB interface
• another device
• Zoom recorder
• XLR input

EN You don?t have to use the Rode i-XLR with a handheld microphone, but it allows you to use any dynamic (self-powered) XLR mic and record onto an iPhone through the Lightning port

• don
• handheld microphone
• dynamic
• self-powered
• XLR mic
• Lightning port

EN The best feature about this microphone (besides the sound quality) is that it has both USB and XLR outputs so you can plug directly into your computer (via USB) or plug into a mixer (via XLR).

• besides the sound
• both USB
• computer
• via USB
• via XLR

EN The best feature about this microphone (besides the sound quality) is that it has both USB and XLR outputs so you can plug directly into your computer (via USB) or plug into a mixer (via XLR).

• besides the sound
• both USB
• computer
• via USB
• via XLR

EN It uses an XLR connector, which means you?ll need a mixer, USB interface, or another device (like a Zoom recorder) with an XLR input

• uses an XLR
• USB interface
• another device
• Zoom recorder
• XLR input

EN The receiver plugs into an XLR port, but it also comes with an XLR to Aux adapter so you can plug it into pretty much any DSLR

• XLR port
• much any DSLR

EN You don?t have to use the Rode i-XLR with a handheld microphone, but it allows you to use any dynamic (self-powered) XLR mic and record onto an iPhone through the Lightning port

• don
• handheld microphone
• dynamic
• self-powered
• XLR mic
• Lightning port

EN I?m going to focus on portable recorders that include mic inputs so you can use separate interview-style microphones or plug in your studio XLR mics.

• separate interview-style microphones
• XLR

EN They all have mic preamps built into the XLR inputs, and at least one output for monitoring speakers or headphones.

• mic preamps built
• XLR inputs
• least one output
• monitoring speakers

EN It?s organized by the number of XLR mic inputs.

• XLR mic

EN One thing to keep in mind when deciding on an audio mixer is that you will need an XLR input for each person in the room or studio

• thing to keep
• mind when deciding
• studio

EN Even if you?re doing a solo podcast, if you ever want to have a guest join you live, you?ll need a spare input and XLR mic for them

• podcast
• input

EN It?s both a USB microphone and has an XLR connection which lets you upgrade your recording equipment without needing a new mic.

• both a USB
• upgrade your recording

EN It?s a cardioid condenser that has a -10dB pad and an 80Hz high-pass filter. You also get a shockmount and pouch ? just don?t forget a stand and XLR cables!

• pad
• high-pass filter
• shockmount
• pouch
• just don
• forget a stand
• XLR cables

EN The other option is XLR microphones. These will require a mixer or USB interface. We don?t want to worry about that when you want to get started quickly.

• option is XLR
• require a mixer
• USB interface
• don
• want to worry

EN Typically, XLR mics are ?more professional? but that doesn?t mean there aren?t amazing USB microphones for pretty much any budget.

• Typically
• professional
• doesn
• mean there aren
• amazing USB microphones

EN Blue also has a Yeti Pro model that includes both XLR and USB connections.

• Yeti Pro model
• includes both XLR
• USB

EN I also want to point out that Audio-Technica makes a standard AT2020 model that uses an XLR connection as well as a USBi version that includes an Apple Lightning (iPhone/iPad) connection.

• want to point
• model that uses
• Apple Lightning
• iPhone
• iPad

EN The first thing you need to know is there are two ways to connect a podcast mic to your computer: USB and XLR.

• computer
• USB

EN Now that we have that cleared up, here are the best podcasting microphones ? we?ll start with USB and then go into XLR:

• podcasting microphones

EN I?m partial to the Rode Procaster (XLR version), but if you don?t want to mess with audio interfaces and mixers, the Podcaster is a nice choice for a broadcast-style USB microphone.

• Rode Procaster
• XLR version
• don
• want to mess
• audio interfaces
• mixers
• USB

EN It performs well above its price point, has both USB and XLR connections, and is small enough to travel with if needed.

• performs well above
• price point
• both USB
• XLR connections

EN I won?t say too much about this one here as we have a separate ATR 2100-USB review. My favorite feature is the dual USB/XLR outputs. It also comes with all the cables you need and a desk stand.

• won
• say too much
• separate ATR review
• My favorite feature
• dual USB
• XLR outputs
• desk

EN It comes with a stand, windscreen, USB and XLR cables.

• windscreen
• USB
• XLR

EN The Rode PodMic is my favorite XLR podcasting mic under $100 (see the review).

• favorite XLR podcasting
• under
• review

EN Other great podcasting microphones not highlighted above include the Audio-Technica BP40, Telefunken M82, and MXL BCD-1 (these are all dynamic mics with XLR connections).

• great podcasting microphones
• highlighted above include
• Audio-Technica
• Telefunken
• MXL
• connections

EN You?ll find mostly mics that use XLR connections, but I?ll also highlight a few USB condenser mics as well.

• ll find mostly
• XLR connections
• ll also highlight
• few USB condenser

EN This is the only model that doesn?t include XLR inputs but it does have a line input. You?d want something like this to keep things simple but still get great audio on the go.

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• include XLR inputs
• input
• d want something
• keep things simple
• still get great

EN It has 4 combo XLR/mic/line/instrument inputs with separate gain, -20dB pad, and phantom power control

• combo XLR
• mic
• line
• gain
• pad
• phantom power control

EN It is a 4-track portable recorder with 2 XLR/Line combo jacks and 2 built-in mics that can be set up in X/Y or A/B configuration

• Line combo jacks
• B configuration

EN If you want a multi-pattern mic under $500, the Rode NT2-A is what you want to get. As the picture indicates, this is a kit that includes the mic, shockmount, pop filter, XLR cable, and pouch.

• want a multi-pattern
• under
• picture indicates
• kit that includes
• mic
• shockmount
• pop filter
• XLR cable

EN Like the DR-40, it is a 4-track recorder with 2 XLR inputs, but the built-in mics are fixed in an X/Y pattern.

• recorder with XLR

EN If you need a USB audio interface as well, Rode recently came out with the Complete Studio Kit that includes the NT1 Kit plus their brand-new AI-1 single-channel interface and a premium XLR cable for $349

• USB audio interface
• Rode recently came
• Complete Studio Kit
• includes the Kit
• brand-new single-channel interface
• premium XLR cable

EN They make both an XLR version and a USB/Lightning version.

• both an XLR
• USB
• Lightning

EN If you have multiple people recording together, you will want to avoid USB mics, which means you?ll also need an audio interface or mixer to hook up multiple XLR microphones.

• multiple people recording
• want to avoid
• mics
• audio interface
• mixer to hook
• multiple XLR

EN The MXL 770 is the cheapest XLR condenser mic on this list but that doesn?t mean you can?t get a decent recording out of it.

• XLR condenser mic

EN Don?t use your computer?s built-in microphone. The easiest way to get started is to use a USB microphone. If you have multiple people or you want more flexibility, you will need one or more microphones with an XLR output.

• Don
• computer
• built-in microphone
• USB microphone
• want more flexibility

EN I recommend starting with a mid-range XLR cable like the Rapco Horizon.

• mid-range XLR cable
• Rapco

EN It?s used to convert a 3.5mm minijack (that?s what all the VideoMic?s use) to a 3-pin XLR connection for use in devices like high-end video cameras, field recorders, and USB mixers

• used to convert
• minijack
• VideoMic
• devices like high-end
• cameras
• field recorders
• USB mixers

EN This uses an XLR port, which your DSLR may not have

• uses an XLR

EN Want to save some time? Here are my favorite XLR mics in 2021 at various price points:

• Want to save
• my favorite XLR
• various price

EN The XLR microphones we recommend range from under $70 to $500 (with one exception ? check it out at the end of the post).

• range from under
• exception

EN When choosing an XLR microphone, you will also need a way to get the audio onto your computer for editing

• choosing an XLR
• editing

EN For dynamic mics or ribbon mics, I highly recommend the Cloudlifter CL-1 or CL-2 to give the signal a +25dB boost, just remember to get an extra XLR cable.

• dynamic mics
• ribbon mics
• give the signal
• boost
• extra XLR

EN We have various recommendations for XLR mic sets in the podcast starter kit if you just want to get everything together, but we?ll also suggest these options for each mic in the ?pair with? section.

• podcast starter kit
• everything together
• ll also suggest
• options for each

EN The dual USB / XLR outputs can be used at the same time, allowing you to get a backup recording

• dual USB
• backup recording

EN Audio-Technica even includes both a USB and an XLR cable.

• Audio-Technica even includes
• USB
• XLR

EN I?ve recommended the USB+ version of the AT2020 in other posts, this is the XLR version. It is a cardioid condenser microphone, ideal for solo recordings.

• posts
• XLR version
• cardioid condenser microphone
• ideal for solo