Tula Mic – For Calls and Recording

The Tula Mic was one of the highest-end microphones that I’d seen at the time and probably the easiest to use.  It looks gorgeous and it is so well designed.

So let’s get down to the facts.

Computer Mic and Video Calls

All too often, I feel like I’ve seen so many people using real microphones on video calls and I’m so impressed. The quality is top-notch and it just gives such a presentation. It almost feels like you’re on a radio show when you hear them speak into such a microphone.

Here, you just plug it into your USB and just switch your audio selection and you have this pro mic. What’s also cool is that it just looks gorgeous as a microphone.

Look at that photo. I feel like I’m in a cool old style recording studio!

Remote Recorder

My kid is learning to play piano and this is definitely overkill for that, but I gotta tell you, it sounded so real when he played the piano into this.   It just is so cool to not only have a real microphone but the fact that it’s basically a portable “real” recorder, it really is an awesome feature.

The buttons are on the left and right and pretty intuitive.

Podcasts and YouTube

Too often, I find I’ll have to record for YouTube and I’ve even tried to increase the quality of the recording by using my AirPods. This is an entirely different level.  It’s so much better and you can even make tweaks by changing the level.

Overall Takeaway

This felt like the real deal during my 2021 review. I liked it for video calls, portable recording, podcasts and YouTube work, but microphone models and workflows have changed since then. The useful part of this review is how simple the Tula was to plug in, carry around and use across those different jobs.

At the time of this 2021 review, the Tula Mic was available through major online retailers; current availability may differ. For a newer microphone comparison, see our Hisong AirStudio S1 microphone review.