Elgato’s new Wave:3 MK.2 microphone has a built in EQ and voice tune effects.
The Wave:3 MK.2 microphone is $20 more expensive than the original version at $169.99, but Elgato has upgraded it with a new Wave FX chip that processes digital effects like a compressor and low-cut filter right on the mic. The MK.2’s multifunction dial now also has a glowing interactive ring around it showing audio levels and other feedback while you talk. [Image: The Wave:3 MK.2 connects over USB_C and can be used…
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