I only have one thing to add... the K2... you might want to specify... it doesn't need a preamp... the power supply that comes with it is all it needs... a preamp is dope with it... but not needed... that's all... great work!
I only have one thing to add... the K2... you might want to specify... it doesn't need a preamp... the power supply that comes with it is all it needs... a preamp is dope with it... but not needed... that's all... great work!
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I added the comment. :thumb: Thanks for actually taking the time to read over the post and make sure everything is okay, really appreciate it, Av.
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Nice job
Do another thread about preamps... I'm not sure if you want to do one whole thread with both... if you need help... get at me... I'll definetly back this...
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Thanks Av, i'll definatly get a pre-amp thread up very soon. Matter fact, i'll start on it right now, can you just hit me with a quick list to help me get started. Thanks.
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My mama said that I shoulden't talk to him, Cause I look crazy when I start to fuck with him..
Marshall MXL 990 Condenser Microphone with Shockmount
thats the exact microphone I have but the weird part was when I brought it
the package came along with another lil skinny condenser microphone hmm
but yea for both I paid 100$ including the case for them the microphone works as described in the detail you posted
I heard though theirs plugs ins people can buy like antares mics that can
manipulate the sound of other microphones if so why not just buy decent condenser microphone and buy the program instead?
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As for your question,
Originally Posted by ...Opey...
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My mama said that I shoulden't talk to him, Cause I look crazy when I start to fuck with him..
can u post yo rap in .WAV? cuz i dont know how else to do it
hi
EDIT: fuck nevermind, i made no sense
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My mama said that I shoulden't talk to him, Cause I look crazy when I start to fuck with him..
i gotta get a new microphone
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uh this thread is helpful .... but .... there are a shitload more mics out there.... and don't even attempt a pre amp one .. there are way too many ... you didn't mention any blue mics .. any akg's.... any se's, shure's, nuemann... I mean I know its just a start or whatever but really there are too many to do this type of shit to.
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Yeah, I agree. Making a pre-amp thread would be impossible. There are thousands of microphones and it really depends on your budget and voice type. This thread is to give a general idea about microphones to people. I will add a few more microphones and have it updated, though. But, i mean, all the microphones were recommended by audio heads on this site and were given excellent reviews, and all of them are worth the money. Blue and Nuemann microphones are way over the budget for most people on this site. I have yet to see somebody with a 1,000+ budget for a microphone. I will add some more Shure and AKG microphones though.Originally Posted by TheUnderRated
This thread has stopped a lot of questions being asked about microphones though.
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word here I had to do this for class so ...
Types of Microphones
Dynamic
The dynamic microphone is by far the most durable and least accurate of all the microphone types. It uses a tightly wrapped core of wire suspended in a high-level magnetic field. When acoustic pressure i.e. sound waves hit the face of the diaphragm the coil cuts across the magnetic field in exact proportion to the amplitude and frequency of the wave. This cutting of the magnetic field produces analogous electrical signal at the output leads. Dynamic microphones require no phantom power and benefit in no way from the use of such voltage. They are especially known for being able to handle high SPL and shotty treatment. For this reason they are used most often as performance microphones. Three uses include: Acoustic Guitars, Live Performance, and Bass Cabinets
Ribbon
By far the most the delicate of all microphones the ribbon microphone uses an extremely thin aluminum ribbon suspended in a strong field of magnetic flux. When pressure hits the ribbon the ribbon fluctuates to the amplitude and frequency of the wave again causing the magnetic field to by disturbed. Electrical signal analogous to the pressure produces the acoustic waveform representation and sends it out the output leads. Applying phantom power to a ribbon microphone will often destroy it. Although the Royer 122 needs phantom power to operate so make sure you know whether or not to apply phantom power to your ribbon microphone. After you apply phantom power do not place the ribbon microphone in front of high SPL instruments as the pressure can deform the ribbon and ruin the microphone itself. Three uses include: Acoustic Guitars, Vocals, and Overheads and Room microphones.
Condenser
Condenser microphones operate on an electrostatic instead of an electromagnetic principle. The capsule of the condenser microphone consists of two plates one movable and one fixed. These two plates together form a device that is capable of storing an electrical charge known as a capacitor. The capacitor can store an amount based on its capacitance. The plates are connected to opposites sides of a DC power supply. Electrons are drawn from the positive plate to the negative plate. This process continues until the charge on the capsule is equal to the capacitance times the polarizing voltage. If the microphone is fed a sound pressure wave the capacitance will change. When the distance between the plates decreases the capacitance increases and when the distance between the plates increases the capacitance decreases. So if the charge is constant (phantom power) and the sound pressure changes the capacitance, voltage changes in an inverse proportion as well. Since you now have a voltage that proportionately changes with the sound wave you have your condenser microphone (Modern Recording Techniques, Huber). Note that phantom power is a must to run this type of microphone. Three uses include: Vocals, Acoustic Instruments, and Drums.
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