Most vocal microphone will have a cardioid pattern that aims to pick up everything in the direction the mic is pointed, within a close radius. It is heart-shaped in its coverage and can easily accommodate one or two singers at once. Cardioid is by far the most common mic pattern. Microphones come with varying abilities depending on the polar pattern. We’ll examine some of the lower budget products on offer. If that’s still out of your price range then there are still options available to you. Average professional level singing mics can range from $100 to $250 dollars. How much are you prepared to spend? There’s no point teasing yourself drooling over a $3500 microphone if you’ve only got a fraction of that to spend.
In this review we will discuss the best vocal microphone for singing and recording currently available on the market. There is a whole host of mics to choose from on the market, from TV & radio mics, to band and musician mics, to specialist ultrasound mics. When looking for a suitable vocal microphone it’s important that you take into account the type of project you are embarking on.
