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Shure’s MV7i redefines two-channel recording

Shure has unveiled its new MV7i Smart Microphone and Interface at CES 2025, marking a new chapter in versatile audio recording for podcasters, musicians, and streamers who require two channels of recording.

The MV7i enables users to directly connect a second XLR microphone of their choice or musical instrument (keyboard, guitar, etc.), eliminating the need for an external hardware interface and simplifying the way creators record audio.

Offering the same audio quality as Shure’s MV7+, this new offering also features onboard DSP, ensuring professional-grade audio, with independent adjustments available for each channel.

Additionally, users can manage audio settings via the MOTIV Mix desktop and MOTIV mobile app or their preferred Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). It can also be connected to smartphones or tablets over a USB-C cable, enabling users to record two channels of audio directly into their mobile devices.

Inspired by Shure’s SM7B, the MV7i has a durable metal chassis and a USB-C output for broad device compatibility, including Mac, Windows, and mobile platforms. A customisable LED touch panel provides intuitive control, while its compact design ensures easy integration into any recording setup.

The MV7i maintains Shure’s renowned sound quality while providing a space-saving alternative to traditional setups.

“Whether recording a podcast with a guest or tracking vocals and instruments simultaneously, creators need solutions that simplify their workflow,” said Eduardo Valdes, Shure’s AVP of global marketing and product management. “The MV7i maintains Shure’s renowned sound quality while providing a space-saving alternative to traditional setups.”

Features include Auto Level Mode with SmartGate Technology to automatically reduce the volume of a channel when either of the two users falls silent, minimising crosstalk and guaranteeing that concurrent conversations do not disrupt the separate audio streams.

Its real-time denoiser function actively reduces ambient noise, ideal for podcasting and at-home recording, whilst the digital Popper Stopper feature removes harsh plosive sounds, ensuring clear audio without a physical pop screen. The MV7i also allows users to select from three reverb types with customisable intensity.

The MV7i Smart Microphone and Interface is available now for £329 / €389 / $349 RRP.