Recording Earthworks Condenser Microphones

When David Blackmer founded Earthworks Audio in the mid-90s he had a single goal: to make the best sound speakers on the planet. What he quickly realized though, was that the tools needed to test the speakers he wanted to make were subpar, so he changed course and started to design other audio equipment. Thankfully for us, that included Earthworks recording condenser microphones. Like all of Earthworks audio gear, their condenser microphones are precision engineered to capture every nuance of your sound. And it doesn't matter if you're in the studio, performing on stage or taking your show on the road, recording condenser microphones from Earthworks work exceptionally well in any and every audio application.

One of the first things you'll notice about this section of recording Earthworks Condenser Microphones is that many of the models here belong to the Quiet Time Coherent Series (QTC). The mics in this series are designed for recoding quieter sources like vocals, strings and distant miked orchestras, choirs and other musical ensembles. They're also a popular pick for drum overheads and close-miked wind and percussion instruments. Available in your choice of single microphones and matched pairs, this series of microphones comes in three different models: the QTC30 Omnidirectional Microphone, QTC40 Omnidirectional Microphone and the QTC50 Omnidirectional Microphone. If you want to capture clear sound with stunning clarity and exception precision, a microphone from the QTC series may be for you.

With their unique designs and impeccable sound quality, Earthworks microphones are easy to spot (and hear) on any stage or in any studio. And because each and every Earthworks is hand-tuned and tested to ensure the purest sound, no matter which model you choose, you can be sure you're getting a condenser microphone that's going to make next performance or studio session your best one yet!