Are you planning to record some professional audio but don’t own a good microphone? Turns out, that old phone you’ve been keeping in your drawer for years is nearly as good, if not as good, as some of the cheap USB microphones out there. With some setup around your recording space, you can get good audio quality without compromising your wallet.
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