Once we’d plugged the microphone in, Logic picked it up straight away, although it booted out our previous output device interface, so we had to force it back in to hear the results.Īround the front you have the mic input level rotary and pattern selector while headphone gain and USB mic mixer are on the other side. There’s nothing difficult about using it either. M-Audio’s Uber Mic promises a hell of a lot for its £99, including four switchable polar patters, an internal headphone amplifier, a USB mic mixer rotary, zero latency monitoring and a mini LCD-type display. The quality of USB microphones is increasing all the time, with more being released that are good enough to go into the studio.
USB direct mixing and mic volume controls.Switchable polar patterns between cardioid, omni, figure of 8 and stereo.
Price £99 Contact M-Audio | InMusic Uber Mic key features:
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