MIP 179 Chapter Notes - Chapter 4: Shock Mount, Phantom Power, Frequency Response

• School: Drexel University
• Department: Music Industry Program
• Course: MIP 179
• Professor: Cyrille L.Taillandier

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Highlighted , things related are highlighted in different colors. In the mic"s case, it would be from . Some design variables are the environment. For the best microphone choice and placement, follow these rules : Rule 1: there aren"t any rules. these are more like . Guidelines . there might be a placement that doesn"t follow the rules but fit your tastes so experiment. Rule 2: the overall sound of an audio signal is no better than the weakest. Basically, put the mic where the best sound signal link in the signal path. is. Rule 3: use the good rule . instrument, mic, etc, then the . There are three main types of microphones that are used: the . They usually have a stiff mylar diaphragm. When the wire, called the voice coil . vibrates . Older microphones used very thin aluminum ribbon (2 microns thick) as.