Deciding to go for a full digital design for the circuitry, the peripheral is based off of a MEMS microphone and an STM32 microcontroller doing the heavy lifting between it and a USB connection.

That’s what [Matt] from DIY Perks set out to discover when he built his DIY USB-C Microphone. He was able to source the same microphone capsule that can be found in his high-end, $600 CAD E100S ...

Here are some helpful tutorials and guides for building your own DIY microphone pop filters: Hopefully, these resources and insights will help you on your own audio recording journey. For more ...