BOYA Professional BY DM1 Digital Lavalier Microphone
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How to set up and use your wireless microphone
In addition to receiving the direct wave of the transmitted signal, the antenna also receives an indirect wave reflected by the surrounding environment. When the two phases are opposite, the signal intensities cancel each other out and the on-line signal strength of the day is low At the mute point of the receiver, a so-called "receive dead angle" occurs. As a result, the receiver's output shows a transient burst or noise. The closer the signal is to the mute point, the greater the noise. General Wireless microphone manufacturers have adopted a simple single-antenna "non-diversity" (Non-Diversity) receiver circuit to reduce manufacturing costs, low-cost sales in the market. This kind of "non-automatic selection" receiver is troubled by the fact that the environment is complicated or the reception is farther away. Therefore, in order to ensure a perfect place for the places where the audio and the professional audio are emphasized Sound
What is the best condenser microphone ?
When you're choosing the best microphones to use both live and in your home studio, you'll commonly come across two different types: dynamic and condenser. Take a look at both of these microphones to learn about their advantages and disadvantages. ABOUT CONDENSER MICROPHONES Condenser microphones are most commonly found in studios. They have a much greater frequency response and transient response, which is the ability to reproduce the "speed" of an instrument or voice. They also generally have a louder output but are much more sensitive to loud sounds. Condenser microphones are generally much more expensive than dynamic microphones, but many less expensive condensers are made. The problem is that most of these less expensive mics come from a couple of factories in China, and they all sound the same--very brittle and with little low end. Condenser mics require the use of a power supply, generally 48-volt "phantom power," a
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