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Microphones Used In Live Performance
The microphone is defined as a sensor that converts sound into an electrical signal. Microphones are used in many applications. They are used in various instruments like telephones, tape recorders, and hearing aids. They are also used in motion picture production, live and recorded audio engineering, and radio and television broadcasting. Microphones are used in computers for recording vocals, and also for non-acoustic purposes such as ultrasonic scanning.
The basic function of a microphone is to capture sound waves and interpret them into electrical signals. The common signal flow is activated through the help of thin membrane producing some proportional electrical signal.
There are different types of microphones. The microphones used for live performances are not the same as those that are used in recording studios. Microphones can be generally divided into two main categories. These are condensers and dynamic. The Condenser Microphones function when the diaphragm acts as one plate of a capacitor, and the vibrations produce changes in the distance between the plates.
The Dynamic Microphone, on the other hand, works in the same manner as a loudspeaker but only the principle is reversed. As the diaphragm vibrates, the coil moves in the magnetic field, producing a varying current in the coil through electromagnetic induction.
The bass microphone is a microphone with a very Large Diaphragm. They usually work on the principle of Dynamic Microphones. They are usually employed in situations that produce very loud sound pressure levels and they are very sturdy and have lousy high-frequency response. They are typically found inside bass drums of drum sets at rock concerts.
Another microphone is the Wireless Microphone, which is commonly used in various Karaoke bars and stage performances. These microphones are essentially the same as ordinary microphones, only they also have a transmitter. The transmitter can be in the body of a Hand Held microphone, which accounts for the larger size of a wireless microphone, or in a separate belt-worn pack. Wireless Microphones typically transmit on only one unique frequency per microsecond.
A 'True Diversity' Wireless System will have two antennae on the receiver end, which incidentally, puts out a line-level signal for the mixer instead of a micro signal. When the signal strength between the two antennae varies, the receiver will opt to receive the signal from the stronger antennae. This switching can be very rapid and is usually unnoticeable. True Diversity Wireless systems are usually far less sensitive to radio interference and blockage than single-antennae systems.
Lavalier microphones are another type of microphone is that is used out-doors during broadcast interviews. The lavalier microphones are the familiar 'interviewer's collar pin', which consists of a small, usually electret microphone worn at the chest, clipped to clothing. This can either be corded or wireless, though the latter is usually preferred.
The wireless version runs into a transmitter, usually worn on the belt. Battery or Phantom Power, depending on the make of the microphone, can power lavalier microphones. They have also been good for amplifying up wind instruments, clipped to the edge of the 'bell'.
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Condenser Mics for Computer ?
I have a little question.
Would I be able to use any Condenser Mic and connect it to my computer via USB ? I know there's several condenser mics out there that are specifically made with a USB cord...but would it be the same for the regular condenser mics with the Mic Cable? I was thinking of buying a mic for my computer when I record songs, but I'm really interested in buying the "AT4040 Cardioid Condenser Microphone" but it's made with a mic cable. Would I need to buy a Usb Mic cord ?
A mic puts out an analog signal. It's meant to be connected to an amplifier, and then to a Tape Recorder or Public Address system or radio transmitter, something like that.
A USB port is a digital port. For a mic to be connected to a USB port requires some electronics, an ADC--analog to Digital Converter--which converts the analog signal to digital bits and bytes. Mics that plug into USB ports have this built into them. Or you can buy various boxes that you can plug a mic into, and other analog sources, and it plugs into the USB port. Sometimes it is a mixer too.
Google 'Usb Microphone converter' and you'll see what's available. Also companies like Creative Labs make a number of 'external sound cards' that have connections for speakers, mic and Line Level inputs, and plug into USB. There's an advantage in this, the inside of the computer is electronically very noisy, so you get a cleaner signal if you use an external box (though it's a little more expensive).
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