Microphones: Condenser Microphones Flashcards
Condenser Microphones (CM’s) are the most commonly used studio microphones, used for ? functions, commonly found in recording and ? scenarios.
Live.
Broadcast.
CM’s require additional power to make them operate correctly. Most require ? power usually provided by a mixing desk or audio ? but some models will take a ? to allow them to work.
Phantom.
Interface.
Battery.
CM’s are more sensitive than DM’s and can pick up more detail from a sound source and record ? sounds, meaning they can’t handle ? noises and are less suited to being in close ? to loud sound sources.
Quieter.
Loud.
Proximity.
CM’s often feature a ? ? which reduces the signal by a certain amount of dB (10-20) to avoid the signal from the ? overloading the microphone’s internal electronics.
Pad switch.
Diaphragm.
CM’s are well suited to ? recording because they’ll capture sound without a significant ?
Ambient.
Colouration.
A CM has a flat ? response because of its light and easy-to-move ?
Frequency.
Diaphragm.
CM’s are sensitive to ? The positioning, without a ? ?, needs to be carefully considered.
Moisture.
Pop shield.
CM’s are suitable for vocals, ? guitar, piano, orchestra, instruments, drum overheads, small ? and ambient ?
Acoustic.
Percussion.
Recording.