General operation
1.
The microphone is powered by your device’s USB port, meaning that in
most instances you can just plug the microphone in and get started right
away. For non-standard USB ports, a powered USB hub may be required.
An ideal starting point for the reference is to place microphone directly
in front of the lead singer 15 cm (6") distance. Moving the vocalist a little
closer will make the vocal sound more intimate and full, while moving
the vocalist back will give the vocal a little more ‘air’ or room sound,
and will reduce the proximity effect (increased bass or low frequency
response when the sound source is very close).
Placement of the microphone and relative to the vocalist may be varied on
several factors including room acoustics, the vocal performance, and
whether the vocalist has a high or deep voice.
Experimentation should be made with the angle from which the
microphone is addressed, as different results can be achieved when the
vocalist is ‘off-axis’ to the microphone (and the gold dot).
Setting your input level:
To adjust your input level from within your recording software, refer to
the manual provided by the software developer.
Microphone placement：
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General operation
15cm (6”)
Diagram 4 - Positioning the microphone for vocals
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The microphone has been set to an ideal internal gain setting, without the
need for physical level adjustments on the microphone body. Any
necessary level adjustments to set the ideal recording level can be made
from within your recording program, or via your computer’s system
preferences.
2.
It is a “Plug & Play” USB device,
supports mac computer, Windows 7/8/10
or later.
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Power requirements
