For voice-over

Voice-over setup

A PodMic USB on a PSA1+ arm, straight into your computer over USB-C, with NTH-100 headphones plugged into the mic.

Right for you if you record voice-overs, narration or audiobooks at a desk.

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The gear

RØDE PodMic USB dynamic broadcast microphone in black, front view

RØDE PodMic USBDynamic Broadcast Microphone$209.00Coming soon

RØDE PSA1+ studio boom arm kit, three-quarter front view

RØDE PSA1+Professional Studio Arm$139.00Coming soon

RØDE NTH-100 over-ear headphones, three-quarter right view

RØDE NTH-100Professional Over-Ear Headphones$159.00Coming soon

Sound flow

PodMic USBRØDE USB-C, cable in the boxComputerYour device

PodMic USBRØDE 3.5 mm headphone output

NTH-100RØDE

Set total $507.003 pieces, at today's prices.Shop podcast and streaming mics

Cables you need

No cable to buy: the USB-C cable is in the mic's box, and the NTH-100 plugs straight into the mic.

How it connects, step by step

Clamp the PSA1+ to the desk (up to 70 mm, about 2.75 in, thick) and mount the PodMic USB.
Connect the mic to the computer with the SC29 USB-C cable in the box. A computer with only USB-A ports needs a USB-A to USB-C cable instead.
NTH-100 into the 3.5 mm output on the back of the mic. Turn the volume control to set the level; pressing it turns zero-latency monitoring on or off (the rear light is green when it is on).
Slide the pop filter from the box over the mic, and speak about 5 to 10 cm (2 to 4 in) from it.
Set the mic's APHEX processing in RØDE Central. The settings stay on the mic's USB output after you close the app, so any recording software uses them.

Every step is from the makers' own manuals and product pages, checked October 2026.

Voice-over setupSet total $507.00

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