LARK M2S

I used to spend a lot on mics. Then I switched to wireless lav mics and I’m happier with the sound and cutting all those cables out of the studio. Currently loving the Hollyland Lark M2S. For live-streaming the pod, getting noise cancellation built in is a godsend.

Wireless lav mics with magnets will be a great help. Hollyland, Neewer, and Boya I can vouch for.

I have a Shure SM7B, rode procaster, and a few others. Just got the Hollyland alarm m2s that I saw some guy use in a WeWork a few weeks ago. This lapel mic is perfect for me. Looks sharp, charges in case, and even has active noise cancellation. It’s my daily driver now, even with the SM7B right next to me.

I’ve been using the Hollyland Lark M2s lately and loving it. Wireless, noise canceling, lapel mic that sounds great!!

I use Hollyland Lark M2S and it’s amazing for using with both iPhone and Insta360 Ace Pro 2. In this video I’m shooting on iPhone attached to the mic in and outdoor environment https://youtu.be/04YF3bSuBhU The mic is extremely discreet. In this case clipped to my cap. In this video it’s indoors clipped to a TShirt once again recorded via iPhone https://youtu.be/H6nvcRo4Uqc?si=Pp0WxGKFWKESDmpl

With any wireless mic if you want quality you need to connect via wireless rather than Bluetooth as you lose A LOT of quality over BT. No experience w the Mic Air but I believe it will connect to the AP2 without the need for the USB-C dongle and still be wireless not Bluetooth which is an advantage of it. I can’t speak for its overall quality as I’ve never used it. Can only give praise for what I use and that’s the Hollyland M2S

I would get a Lark M2S and put one near the intake and another near the exhaust. Plug the receiver into any recording device and sync everything with horn honks.

Or the Lark M2S if you really want to not use a wired lav. I’m shocked more companies aren’t using that form factor, it takes up the same visual footprint as a lav mic. On the other hand this giant rectangle looks incredibly amateurish