Technicalities first, the microphone’s diaphragm is a very thin plastic membrane on which a thin layer of metal is deposited. This is a large-diaphragm 3-capsule microphone. They also might be useful to record a band practice or an instrumental song for Youtube, among other uses. They might really come in handy to record song ideas on any instrument, without needing to have a complex recording chain at your disposal, at that moment.
But there is a wider variety of uses for them. In short, you might want to use one for your voice. USB microphones are mostly used for video voice-overs, podcasts, internet radio, chatting, conferences, interviews, gaming, and so on and on. They bypass your computer’s built-in soundcard and set you up for recording in seconds without the need for external devices (like audio interfaces, preamps, mixing consoles, etc). That’s because USB microphones include a built-in audio interface.
First off, what is a USB microphone? It is a microphone that you can plug in straight to your computer and start recording right away.
