Microphone Accessories

Microphone accessories are available for all our popular brands of wired microphones and wireless microphones to help you get the best from your product.

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  1. Vonyx Table Mount Microphone Stand Boom Arm
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    Vonyx Table Mount Microphone Stand Boom Arm
    • Adjustable black microphone-arm
    • Easy to clamp on the table
    • Built-in balanced XLR cable included
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  2. Soundlab Minature Tripod Desk Microphone Stand
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    Soundlab Minature Tripod Desk Microphone Stand
    • Material: Metal
    • Colour: Chrome
    • Height Adjustment with Locking Screw
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  3. Skytec Desktop Podcasting Microphone Tripod Stand
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    Skytec Desktop Podcasting Microphone Tripod Stand
    • Sturdy ABS plastic tripod
    • 2 Different thread dimensions
    • Height adjustable
    • Foldable construction
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  4. Vonyx TS01 Desktop Microphone Stand
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    Vonyx TS01 Desktop Microphone Stand
    • Desktop microphone stand.
    • 15cm in height.
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Simply put, Microphone Accessories are odds and ends you can use to enhance your vocal experiences.

There are a few different microphone accessories here including mic holder clips, mic stands and pop shields. Mic clips screw onto mic stands to provide somewhere to place a live dynamic microphone for hands-free performance, some of our mic stands have an adjustable boom arm attached too for precise mic placement.

One of the more important microphone accessories is a pop shield, some may also know this by the slang term "de-esser". This term is derived from the pop shields design using a circular material to normalize high and low frequencies made from sibilant consonants in vocal recordings. This does change from voice to voice depending on the vocalists' tonality but if the lyrics being sung contain a P, S, J or Shh sound, those letters are pronounced in a way that most cheap microphones cannot comprehend in a consistent way.

Try recording your own voice saying the word pop, or do an impression of a snake with a pop filter and repeat without one and hear the difference for yourself. The same principle goes for the colourful wind guards we stock, but these are more adapted to outdoor events where the weather may get choppy and interfere with your public addresses or announcements.

The Role of Microphone Accessories in Professional and Everyday Use

Microphone accessories play an essential role in various environments where sound clarity and precision are a priority. These tools cater to a wide range of users, from professional vocalists to casual content creators. Their adaptability and versatility make them indispensable in settings such as recording studios, live performance venues, and even outdoor events. While microphones capture audio, the quality and usability of the recording or broadcast often rely on well-chosen accessories.

For instance, mic stands are a fundamental item among microphone accessories, providing stability and flexibility for hands-free use. Adjustable boom arms, often attached to mic stands, allow precise positioning, ensuring the microphone can be placed at the ideal angle. This flexibility is particularly valuable for performers, podcasters, or speakers who need freedom of movement without compromising audio quality. Similarly, mic holder clips are designed to secure the microphone, offering support during long sessions and maintaining consistent placement.

How Accessories For Microphones Address Common Audio Challenges

Accessories for microphones, like pop shields, go beyond improving sound recording by reducing unwanted noises caused by plosive sounds. These accessories are favoured by vocalists and audio engineers because they address issues that can otherwise distort recordings. Whether the setting is a professional music studio or a home recording setup, pop shields provide consistency and reliability, making them a staple for anyone working with vocals.

Wind guards are another vital addition to the category, particularly in outdoor settings. These accessories help mitigate the effects of environmental factors such as wind, ensuring speech remains clear during public addresses or field interviews. Lightweight and easy to attach, wind guards are an excellent choice for professionals and amateurs alike who require dependable audio in less predictable environments.

Why Accessories For Microphones Are Essential Across Different Applications

What sets microphone accessories apart from similar products is their specificity in addressing common challenges in audio production. For example, while both pop shields and wind guards aim to minimise noise interference, each serves distinct purposes suited to different environments. Pop shields are best for controlled indoor use, such as recording studios, where precision is paramount. On the other hand, wind guards excel in outdoor settings, where they protect against environmental disruptions, showcasing their unique roles within the category.

These accessories are not limited to professional users. They are equally beneficial for hobbyists, such as gamers or content creators, who value clear communication during online interactions. By integrating these tools into their setups, users can achieve more polished audio output, whether for podcasts, video content, or live streams.

Beyond functionality, the adaptability of microphone accessories makes them suitable for diverse applications. Recording artists might prioritise pop shields for refined studio recordings, while live performers may focus on mic stands with adjustable features for dynamic stage performances. Similarly, individuals working in broadcasting or conducting interviews can rely on wind guards and holder clips to maintain consistent audio quality across different scenarios.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do you put on a microphone?

A microphone can be fitted with accessories such as pop filters, windshields, or foam covers. These items reduce plosive sounds, wind noise, and breath interference, ensuring clearer audio capture during recordings or live performances.

What goes around a microphone?

A microphone may have a shock mount or isolation shield around it. A shock mount reduces vibrations, while an isolation shield minimises room reflections and background noise, improving the clarity of audio recordings.

Are microphone isolation shields worth it?

Microphone isolation shields are worthwhile for reducing ambient noise and room reflections during recordings. They help achieve cleaner, more focused audio, particularly in untreated environments, making them valuable for home studios or portable setups.

How to remove background noise from a mic?

To remove background noise from a microphone, use a noise-reducing accessory such as an isolation shield or foam cover. Position the microphone in a quiet environment, adjust gain levels appropriately, and consider post-recording noise reduction software if necessary.

How do I maximise my microphone quality?

To maximise microphone quality, use appropriate accessories such as pop filters, shock mounts, and windshields. Position the microphone correctly, maintain a consistent distance, minimise background noise, and make sure you have clean, reliable cables and compatible equipment.

What equipment do I need to sing with a microphone?

To sing with a microphone, you typically need a microphone stand, a pop filter to reduce plosives, a cable for connection, and an audio system, such as a mixer or amplifier, to project or record the sound.

How do pop filters improve microphone recordings?

Pop filters reduce plosive sounds, such as "p" and "b," by dispersing the burst of air before it reaches the microphone. This results in clearer recordings with fewer distortions caused by sudden air pressure changes.

What is the purpose of a microphone shock mount?

A microphone shock mount isolates the microphone from vibrations and handling noise. It prevents unwanted sounds caused by movement or mechanical disturbances, ensuring cleaner and more professional audio recordings.