Apogee Electronics MiC Plus USB Cardioid Condenser Microphone Podcast Kit (4-Pack)

Capture professional-quality, four-people podcasts effortlessly with the Apogee Electronics MiC Plus USB Cardioid Condenser Microphone Podcast Kit—the ultimate all-in-one solution for podcasters and creators of all experience levels. This kit includes four studio-quality MiC Plus USB microphones, delivering exceptional audio clarity. Four ball-head mic tripods ensure precise mic positioning. A USB-C hub allows you to connect all four microphones to a single computer, while four 10' braided USB cables provide flexibility in your recording space.

To streamline production, First Take software automates audio leveling, stereo output, and file management—perfect for creators with limited technical expertise or time. A durable travel case keeps your gear secure, whether you're recording in the studio or on the go.

The Apogee MiC Plus is a studio-quality microphone in a USB form factor for your podcasts, one that can deliver a record-ready sound in minutes, even if you don't know much about room treatment or mic technique. The mic sports converters and preamps from Apogee—a company famed for their analog-to-digital technology and is designed to work with Mac, Windows, or iOS devices.

If you're looking for a no-fuss setup as well as a mic that can handle searingly loud sounds without distortion, the MiC Plus will deliver, as it's jam-packed with features to elevate the sound quality. The mic's cardioid polar pattern is the perfect, most natural tool for capturing a clean sound: it minimizes room reflections, and focuses audio capture onto whatever's in front of the capsule. Easy-to-use controls let you adjust the levels or mute with the press of a button.

Apogee is a well-regarded name in analog to digital conversion, so you can trust that the MiC Plus will net you a pristine, clear sound. The mic's condenser capsule picks up nuances in intimate detail, and its cardioid polar pattern minimizes errant room reflections. The built-in preamp offers 46 dB of gain, digitally controlled for greater precision.

Geared towards podcasters, singers, musicians, or anyone else seeking a stellar sound with minimal setup, the MiC Plus works with Macs, PCs, and iOS devices, giving you a consistently great sound every time.

The microphone makes use of a directional cardioid polar pattern to minimize off-axis sound. This polar pattern naturally, yet effectively tamps down room tone and focuses the audio capture on what's directly in front of the mic. Depending on your particular room, you may still need a little room treatment, or some noise-reduction software, to address issues such as your computer's hum or your air conditioner, but the chances of that are markedly lower with a cardioid polar pattern.

Monitor your levels with headphones plugged directly into the mic's 3.5mm connection, and use the Blend function for zero-latency monitoring with your processed tracks.

On the control side, it offers a prominent gain knob for easy adjustments, and a handy push-to-mute button as well. Multicolor LEDs show input levels and indicate modes.

This USB mic uses Apogee's PureDIGITAL connection and boasts a 96 kHz/24-bit converter, one made by one of the best hardware DSP companies in the business. You'll be able to record audio with the same specifications of a professional recording studio.

Class-Compliant design means all you have to do is plug the mic into your computer or iOS device: no pesky driver downloads are required. The mic is bus-powered from your computer or iOS device, and it boasts a 24-bit/96 kHz converter made by one of the best hardware DSP companies in the business.

First Take is a macOS multichannel recording application perfect for podcasting or saving musical ideas, providing easy plug-and-play use with up to 4 Apogee USB mics. This means you can start out a podcast and grow, adding hosts and guests, without having to change your setup.

Enjoy the convenience of simultaneously creating a stereo mix of your recording plus individual files for each connected microphone. First Take gives you total control over the editing process, if you decide to do some more postproduction work.