Shape your sound on Mac
EQ presets and compression for a clean, consistent voice.
One-time purchase. No subscription.
The problem
The mic has EQ, compression and a limiter. The app Shure ships to reach them wants to be a recording studio: a mixer, a track list, settings for a session you are not having. You want a voice that sounds the same on Monday as it did on Friday.
What Mics does
Three decisions, once. A filter for the room you are in, compression so the quiet parts keep up with the loud ones, and a limiter for when you laugh. Auto picks sane values; Manual gives you the same controls the hardware has, without a session around them.
The settings live on the microphone, not in Mics. Set them, quit the app, and Zoom, Riverside and QuickTime all get the voice you dialled in.


