Robert Mejia
When singing into a microphone, you should sing with a medium loud volume. However, the amount of volume you have to sing with may also depend on the dynamics of the song you are singing. Generally, the medium loud volume is like the voice you use when calling somebody who is about 30 feet away … Read more
Beginning to record a song or an audio conversation only to realize that your microphone is broken can be annoying and inconvenient. It will lead to unnecessary frustrations. Since microphones are complex systems, it can be difficult to determine the issues they have. While they can last for many decades with good care, microphones can … Read more
In our earlier discussion, we looked at how to Connect Condenser Mic to Computer, and today, we shall look at how to connect multiple USB mics to a computer. Connecting a USB microphone with a computer is always a simple thing to do since these mics come with all the required wiring. However, recording a … Read more
The short answer is that singing close to a mic allows better sound source isolation and frequency response. It also minimizes the possibility of audio feedback. Good singers learn proper mic holding techniques as they perfect their singing abilities. These techniques can vastly improve their vocal performance. When singing to a live audience, it is … Read more
Sound Engineers will always work to achieve clean audio, be it in a recording studio or a live stage. However, they experience numerous problems due to microphone bleed. But what is microphone bleed? Microphone bleed is the sound a microphone picks up from non-intended sources. Though it means any sound your microphone captures that is … Read more
If you’re reading this, there are high odds that you have experienced an annoying screeching sound coming from a microphone – at one point or another. This screech is referred to as audio feedback, as we are going to refer to it throughout the remainder of this article. Your first response after hearing audio feedback … Read more