USB Microphone

The cosMik uCast is a USB condenser microphone that can be used to record, stream or communicate online with immediate effect, on a computer or mobile phone.

ARTICLE N° 116796
The cosMik uCast from ESI Audiotechnik is aimed at content creators, podcasters, streamers and musicians who are looking for a simple, reliable solution for capturing voice or acoustic sources without having to multiply their equipment. This USB microphone combines a large-diaphragm condenser capsule with an integrated audio interface, allowing you to work directly from a computer, iPad or iPhone, without the need for an external preamp or additional sound card. Connection is via USB-C or USB 2.0, with both cables supplied, for immediate compatibility with current configurations.

The cardioid pick-up pattern has been chosen to favour the source placed in front of the microphone, while effectively attenuating sounds coming from behind. This feature makes it easier to record speech in a domestic environment, with accurate reproduction of harmonics and nuances, while limiting unwanted ambient noise. The 1" diaphragm contributes to this feeling of presence and clarity, whether for spoken word, vocals or acoustic instruments.

On the front panel, physical controls allow you to quickly manage input gain and headphone volume, without having to go through software menus. A microphone mute function is also available, useful for online meetings or streams. Real-time hardware monitoring, controllable via the Windows or macOS control panel, means you can listen to yourself without latency during recording or live broadcasting.

To accompany the microphone, ESI provides a particularly comprehensive software package. These include a multi-track sequencer for music production, an audio editor dedicated to editing and mastering, and tools for broadcasting and streaming. On Windows, EWDM drivers with ASIO support and DirectWIRE technology offer advanced internal audio routing capabilities, useful for integrating external sources, managing jingles or avoiding feedback problems during video conferences. On Mac and mobile devices, the plug & play approach means you can get started quickly, without any complex configuration.

The cosMik uCast comes with a table tripod and a clamp for a standard microphone stand, making it easy to install in a personal studio, on a desk or in a streaming room, with power supplied directly from the USB port.
Integrated AN/NA converter
 Yes
Directivity
 Cardioid
Headphone output
 1
Microphone clip
 Yes
Acoustic pressure (dB)
 From 130 to 140
Capsule type
 Capacitor
Application
 Streaming, Singing, Speaking voice
Weight
 250 g
Power supply
 Via USB bus
Frequency response, low limit
 30 Hz
Frequency response, upper limit
 18 kHz
Packaging
 Single unit
Accessories included
 Tripod
Connectors
 null, Mini Jack female stereo
Color
 Red
  • ESI Audiotechnik cosMik uCast
  • USB condenser microphone with integrated audio interface
  • Condenser capsule with 1" diaphragm
  • Cardioid polar pattern
  • Frequency response: 30 Hz - 18 kHz
  • Maximum sound pressure level: 130 dB SPL
  • Dynamic range: 89 dB (ADC), 93 dB (DAC)
  • Signal-to-noise ratio: 89 dB (ADC), 93 dB (DAC)
  • Built-in gain controls and mute function
  • 3.5 mm mini-jack headphone output with volume control
  • Software controllable real-time hardware monitoring
  • USB bus-powered
  • USB-C and USB 2.0 connection
  • USB-C and USB 2.0 cables supplied, each approx. 2 m long
  • Compatible with Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 and 11, as well as many Linux distributions
  • MacOS compatibility with native CoreAudio support
  • iPhone and iPad compatibility via adapter required
  • EWDM drivers for Windows with ASIO 2.0, MME, WDM and DirectSound
  • DirectWIRE technology for internal audio routing on Windows
  • Table tripod and mic stand clamp included
  • Dimensions: 176 × 50 mm
  • Weight: 250 g
ESI Audiotechnik - cosMik uCast
ESI Audiotechnik - cosMik uCast
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