Andrew Marino

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Senior Audio Director at The Verge

Audio Producer at The Vergecast

senior audio director @verge creator of Aw, Would You Look at the Time @awylatt I spell my name two different ways

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Tech trends and truffle fries.

Jan 12, 2025 | theverge.com | Andrew Marino

Posted Jan 12, 2025 At 6:02 PM UTCAAndrew MarinoTech trends and truffle fries. Every year toward the end of our trip to CES, the Verge staff in Las Vegas get together for a team dinner before we head back home. This year we filmed that dinner, and I moderated a little chat about the trends, vaporware, and other memorable tech from the show floor.
The internet’s favorite wireless mic gets an upgrade.

Jan 9, 2025 | theverge.com | Andrew Marino

The internet’s favorite wireless mic gets an upgrade. The Hollyland Lark M2S turns the microphone itself into a clip, offering a cleaner look for on-camera recordings. This is a neat trick, especially after many wireless mics have been criticized for showing off huge logos when clipped on a shirt. Also, the charging case is now able to fit two receivers and two microphones. These were my two big gripes with the Lark M2!
This USB mic has an XLR... input?

Jan 6, 2025 | theverge.com | Andrew Marino

This USB mic has an XLR... input? Shure’s new MV7i is an alt version of its popular USB mic — but instead of an XLR output, you can plug in an XLR or TRS audio input and use it as a stereo USB interface. I like this as a travel mic option or a beginner’s podcast setup for recording two people in the same room, as long as the guest has their own XLR mic.
What podcasts looked like in 2024 - literally

Dec 25, 2024 | technewstube.com | Andrew Marino

Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology news headlines.Follow all of the top tech sites in one place, on the web or your mobile device.
What podcasts looked like in 2024 - literally

Dec 25, 2024 | theverge.com | Andrew Marino

In 2024, podcasts have gotten closer to becoming a video-first medium. Though video podcasts have been around a relatively long time, shows from The New York Times, NPR, and many other podcast networks that have been audio-only for years have recently started adding a video component in order to gain new listenership. In fact, Spotify, a major player in podcasts, is about to begin paying podcasters to bring videos to the platform.
Rode’s Wireless Go 3 comes in over a dozen colors.

Dec 9, 2024 | theverge.com | Andrew Marino

Posted Dec 10, 2024 At 12:23 AM UTCAAndrew MarinoRode’s Wireless Go 3 comes in over a dozen colors. Not much has changed in this updated version of Rode’s wireless microphone system, but it does have a lot of great color options. They aren’t smaller like the Wireless Micro, but at least you can match it to the color of the shirt you clip it to.
Do you use a Bluetooth turntable?

Dec 9, 2024 | theverge.com | Andrew Marino

Posted Dec 9, 2024 At 4:52 PM UTCAAndrew MarinoDo you use a Bluetooth turntable? Though I like the idea of wirelessly connecting to a record player, I rarely use that function.
Content Goblins is here!

Dec 5, 2024 | theverge.com | Andrew Marino

Posted Dec 5, 2024 At 5:42 PM UTCAAndrew MarinoContent Goblins is here!In case you missed it, The Verge made a print magazine. I’ve seen it in person, and it’s beautiful. (I’m not just saying that because I’m on the cover in both human and goblin forms.) And now for a limited time, you can get your own with a Verge annual subscription.
DJI Mic Mini vs Rode Wireless Micro.

Nov 26, 2024 | theverge.com | Andrew Marino

DJI Mic Mini vs Rode Wireless Micro. I’ve been testing out wireless microphones from Rode, DJI, Shure, Sennheiser, and others over the past few years — and they’re improving! Recently, both DJI and Rode released compact versions of their microphones, so I put them head-to-head in this video.
Why are cassette and CD players so bulky now?

Nov 14, 2024 | theverge.com | Andrew Marino

Gadgets/Tech/Verge Video / Let’s look inside cassette and CD players that mix retro looks with modernized features. Nov 14, 2024, 3:01 PM UTCShare this storyCassette tape sales are at a 20-year high, the vinyl market is on a 17-year growth streak, and CDs have caught the attention of Gen Z. After a resurgence of retro physical media, tech companies have now jumped in to provide new hardware to play these formats.