Pop filters are an essential part of recording vocals, as they reduce the popping noises you create by saying certain letters. The air created by popping sounds can distress the microphone you are using, which is something you really do not want.
Here is a list of some of the best pop filters.
The Kaotica Eyeball is more than just a pop filter. It’s also an isolation piece that you can place around your mic to give you a professional sound. It’s made from a custom foam that does a great job keeping out unwanted sounds as well.
This pop filter has a double mesh screen that doesn’t dim your voice or take away the sound quality. It’s great for filtering unwanted sounds.
This pop filter is all metal, and mounts well to microphone stands and boom poles. It does a great job with filtering unwanted sounds. It also easily cleans with soap and water.
The WindTech PopGard 2000 protects well against popping sounds, and prevents any moisture from getting to and ruining your microphone. It easily attaches to your microphone using elastic bands, and is simple to clean and use.
The Stedman Corporation Proscreen XL is a high quality metal pop filter. It has an extended clamp that offers easy setup, and directs air downwards away from your microphone. It is also durable and protected from scratches.
This pop filter was designed for professional environments. It also has a double mesh screen, and it also includes a boom pole and microphone stand clamp.
This filter is made of solid brass, and has a strong gooseneck and clamp. It’s design allows for quick and easy adjustments, and does well to prevent popping sounds.
Conclusion
All of these filters would do great to help you minimize the popping sounds that can appear when recording vocals!
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- By Julianna Martinek
