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Shure releases new wireless stereo microphone for videography and field recording

Shure has unveiled the MoveMic 88+ Wireless Stereo Microphone, the first-of-its-kind wireless direct-to-phone stereo microphone with selectable polar patterns. Building upon the success of Shure’s MV88 Digital Stereo Condenser Microphone and MV88+ Video Kit, the new wireless mic for video empowers creators and videographers to record audio and video separately.

“The MoveMic 88+ gives creators complete freedom to capture professional-quality audio wirelessly, whether they’re recording in the field, working on a short film, reporting news or creating social video content”, says Paul Crognale, Associate Director, Global Marketing at Shure.

An addition to Shure’s MoveMic portfolio, the MoveMic 88+ features four selectable polar patterns - stereo, cardioid, bi-directional, and raw mid-side. Users can customise the direction of audio capture to perform in various scenarios: from two-way interviews, recording in the field and also acoustic performances.

The MoveMic 88+ offers flexible mounting options, by attaching to tripods or mic stands using the two included 5/8’’ or cold shoe mic clips, and can function as a handheld microphone. To streamline workflow, the device pairs directly with a mobile phone via the Shure Motiv apps without needing the MoveMic Receiver for an even more lightweight and portable rig. For additional compatibility, the MoveMic 88+ can also be paired to the MoveMic Receiver and connect via USB-C or 3.5 mm to cameras, computers, and mobile phones to support third-party mobile apps.

To showcase the new microphone’s capabilities, Shure collaborated with filmmaker Emiliano Ruprah for a behind-the-scenes look at how the MoveMic 88+ performs in challenging environments. In a documentary filmed in the remote Calakmul jungle, Ruprah demonstrates how the microphone delivers clear audio and reliability in this demanding location.

“Sound of a place is the first and most important way you can transport an audience to a difference space or location”, says Ruprah. “With the microphone away from the crew and myself, we could allow nature to take its course and film animal behavior from a distance. I can do it all, record video and configure the mic in the Motiv Video app.”

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