• Popcatch Microphone Pop Filter in two sizes, both black with gooseneck arms and clamps, on a beige background
  • Popcatch Microphone Pop Filter – close-up of the black C-clamp with thumbscrew and gooseneck joint on a cream background
  • Popcatch – Black round mesh filter screen seen from above at an angle, with its short gooseneck stem attached
  • Popcatch Microphone Pop Filter – flexible black gooseneck arm bent in a loop, with the clamp and thumbscrew at one end
  • Popcatch Microphone Pop Filter – black round pop filter with gooseneck arm curving to a clamp, laid flat on a beige surface
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Popcatch Microphone Pop Filter

Popcatch Microphone Pop Filter

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Popcatch is a microphone pop filter that gives you cleaner, clearer vocals while recording. It sits in front of your microphone to reduce plosive sounds such as harsh "p" and "b" bursts, so your recordings sound smoother and more professional.

Why people choose Popcatch

  • Reduces plosives: softens harsh "p" and "b" bursts that spoil vocal recordings.
  • Cleaner vocal sound: helps your voice come through clear and natural in recordings and live streams.
  • Simple placement: positioned in front of the microphone, so it is easy to set up at any recording desk.
  • Helpful for streamers: a practical accessory for live broadcasts and voice work.

How to use

Place the pop filter between your mouth and the microphone, at a short distance, then record as usual. Adjust its position until plosive sounds are reduced.

Good for

Recording vocals, voice-overs, podcasts, live streaming, singing and other microphone recording work where plosive sounds are a problem.

Questions before you choose

What does a pop filter do? It reduces plosive sounds, the sharp bursts of air from words with "p" and "b", so your recordings sound smoother.

Where does it go? It sits in front of the microphone, between your mouth and the mic.

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Popcatch Microphone Pop Filter in two sizes, both black with gooseneck arms and clamps, on a beige background