Two years later, Shure is relaunching its XLR-USB converter as a fully fledged digital audio interface, and content creators should take note

Choosing an XLR microphone usually means spending extra money on a pricey streaming mixer or audio interface that takes up room on your desk and dictates your PC's audio controls. Not everyone wants a physical mixer that might actually overcomplicate things for you, especially if you tend to make your content on the go. But where do you turn if you still want the quality of an XLR microphone?For two years now, the simplest solution has been a small USB to XLR converter, like Shure's MVX2U. This