Shure MV6 Gen 2

Automatic Audio, Now With a Manual Say

Shure's MV6 Gen 2 keeps the plug-in-and-talk simplicity of its USB microphone while giving creators more control over the processing happening inside it. The dynamic cardioid capsule focuses on the voice in front of the mic, a useful starting point for streams, podcasts, calls, and voice-over work in ordinary rooms.

Cleanup Happens Before the Recording

Auto Level Mode adjusts gain as speaking distance and volume change. A real-time denoiser tackles steady background sound, Digital Popper Stopper reduces plosives, and selectable 75Hz or 150Hz high-pass filters can trim low rumble before it reaches the recording software.

Tune It in MOTIV Mix

Shure's desktop and mobile apps expose manual gain, dark-to-bright tone adjustment, monitor balance, and switches for the automated tools. That matters for creators who like the safety net of automatic processing but do not want every voice or room treated exactly the same way.

One Cable to Almost Anything

USB-C connects the MV6 Gen 2 to a computer, phone, or tablet, and the box includes a two-meter cable. A 3.5mm output provides direct headphone monitoring, while a touch control handles muting at the mic. It is available now for $169.