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Not sure which mic suits your sound? Use a scale from 1 (dull) to 10 (harsh) to match your source with the right mic type. Pair soft, bright singers with condenser mics, and tame harsh sources with dynamic mics. Ribbon mics? They add room air and neutral smoothness to the mix.
What kind of microphone should I buy for my home studio?
For most home studios, a condenser microphone is the best choice for recording vocals and acoustic instruments due to its clarity and sensitivity. Dynamic microphones are better for loud sources and untreated rooms, while ribbon mics offer vin...
Phantom power is a +48V electrical charge sent through an XLR cable to power condenser microphones and active DI boxes. You need phantom power when using condenser mics, but not with dynamic mics. Be careful ā phantom power can damage vintage ribbon mics if used improperly.
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The Ordinary World: The Origins of the Shure SM7BĀ
In 1976, when Bruce Springsteen released his seminal album "Born to Run", he unknowingly played a crucial role in shaping the destiny of what would become one of Earth's greatest microphones. Baffled by recording sessions that fell short capturi...
