Discover the enchanting voice of Victoria Canal, delivering entrancing performances with our Ohma Motif Condenser microphone on vocals and a stereo pair of Ohma Motif Ribbons on piano.

In a delightful musical mélange, OHMA, the band, and Ohma World have joined forces with Hailey Niswanger on saxophone & keys and Mia Garcia on rubber bridge baritone guitar performing their original song "Between All Things".

Experience Victoria Canal's intimate performance featuring "Company" from her latest album. Enhanced by her custom Rose Gold Ohma Motif microphone, this showcase blends style, sound, and sustainability with unique earrings made from recycled Ohma mic parts.

The song, a testament to finding joy and pleasure amidst adversity, is beautifully enhanced by the custom pink Motif condenser mic, personally designed by Moorea.

Bartees Strange's voice serenades us in a haunting yet alluring way as he croons his poignant song Hennessy. Bartees requested Motif screens in brass and a Crown Royale-inspired purple for...

Experience the world of Ohma with Emily Elbert's dream-like performance of her song 'For Free' in the premiere video from Ohma World.

At Ohma World, we design microphones inspired by the iconic vintage mics of the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. But we don’t stop at inspiration—we strive to create a microphone that...

Discover how Ohma created a custom pure brass mic with a stunning aged patina, blending art and tech to meet a customer's unique vision.

The microphone learning curve may seem daunting — but you got this! You'll be a pro *lowers sunglasses* in record time.

It's easy to change out the screens. Any thick gauge guitar pick will pluck those babies out.

Whether you're experienced or a beginner, Ohma can be your first all-in-one microphone and accompany you though wherever your recording journey takes you.

As audio engineers and music producers, we must learn to navigate the unpredictable nature of our work with grace and equanimity. The truth is that no single project or deadline is worth sacrificing your mental health and well-being for.

By learning to love the limitations that you have when working on music and recording, you can maximize your creativity and discover your innate inclinations.

Here’s how to beat back imposter syndrome as an audio creative so you can focus on honing your skills and reaching your goals.