Microphones & Professional Production Audio
Microphone choice begins with the voice, instrument, room, placement, and production environment—not a brand name in isolation. Hit Warehouse selects the recording chain around the source and the intended result.
Interview and location dialogue
- Sennheiser MKE 2 Gold lavalier microphones
- Sennheiser MKH 416 shotgun microphone
- Sennheiser MKH 50 microphone
- Lectrosonics wireless systems
- DJI wireless microphone systems
- Sound Devices 633 mixer/recorder
These tools support executive interviews, documentary dialogue, commercial work, multicamera production, voice-over, and field recording.
Studio sources
The studio microphone collection supports vocals, acoustic instruments, amplifiers, drums, ensembles, voice-over, ADR, foley, and sound design. API, Vintech, Universal Audio, Focusrite, and other front-end options allow the microphone and preamp pairing to be shaped around the source.
Planning a specific sound
If a project requires a particular microphone, unusual pickup pattern, specialty transducer, or expanded wireless package, availability can be confirmed or sourced through the studio’s production network.
Describe the source, location, crew size, track count, and intended deliverable so the right audio package can be recommended.
Frequently asked questions
What microphones are used for on-location interviews?
The available dialogue package includes Sennheiser MKE 2 Gold lavaliers, MKH 416 and MKH 50 microphones, Lectrosonics wireless systems, DJI wireless systems, and a Sound Devices 633 recorder.
Can you provide a specific microphone for a project?
Specific availability is confirmed during planning. Specialty microphones and expanded packages may be sourced through the studio’s production network.
Do you record both studio and field audio?
Yes. The equipment and experience support studio vocals and instruments as well as interviews, documentary dialogue, commercials, voice-over, ADR, foley, and field recording.