Microphones

For many years, Condenser Microphones was the standard for stage and studio recording use. They have been available on the market for a long time and have been used by…

There are a lot of different types of microphones, and the basic idea behind them all is that they capture and reproduce the sound better than any other type. However,…

Microphones are used for a variety of applications and for different purposes, but the common question that many amateur audio recording enthusiasts ask is “where should I position my microphone?”…

What type of microphone is best for live performances? Many performers want to use the best equipment they can possibly find in order to produce the sound for their shows.…

Microphones are used to alter or capture sound. Different materials are used to modify the sound such as plates, foil, cloth, paper, or metal. Microphone manufacturers design the microphone so…

Many amateur audio and video professionals often find themselves asking the question, “Should I use a cardioid microphone or a condenser microphone for audio recordings?” There is really not one…

There are several different reasons why I use phantom power on my microphones. First and foremost it allows me to extend the life of my microphone by allowing me to…

When recording, the position of a microphone is very important. The mic is what is used to capture the audio that will be stored on the computer for use later.…

When should you use a cardioid microphone? This is a question I get asked a lot. There are a few basic guidelines I lay out for my trainees and you…

It used to be that you could only get” microphones” and “line input” on a mixer. Nowadays though, because of new developments in the telephone industry, many audio mixers (also…