Smarter and easier Blue introduces an automatically editable microphone

Students who play digital audio know that post-production is often much more troublesome than the recording itself. If you feel that editing audio is an endless hell after recording, the new Nessie from the American microphone manufacturer Blue Microphone can help you. The ultimate goal of this microphone is to save the user from the hell of audio editing and recording. For this reason, Nessie includes several functions that make the sound clearer in real time, which is a good news for the late editing. .

Nessie integrates what Blue calls "adaptive processing" technology, including equalizers, de-toothing, and level control. With this technology, the microphone can make your voice clearer while recording, which means that users can spend less time on post-editing. If these features are really good, then Nessie will indeed become the gospel of the majority of users.

Of course, these things can't help you solve all the problems in post-processing, so Nessie also includes a "studio level" pop filter and a shock mount to prevent noise and vibration during recording. Nessie itself has three recording modes, including highlighting vocals and highlighting the instrument's mode. If the user is dissatisfied with either of these modes, the third allows the user to record the original sound for post processing.

Nessie also has a zero-latency headphone jack that plug and play on both MAC and Windows. If you want, you can also connect Nessie to your iPad via Apple's 30-pin USB cable or Lightning to USB cable.