C535 EB MANUAL
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USING THE MICROPHONE
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Using the microphone
We developed the C535 EB to meet the musician’s demands.
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search for brilliant, transparent sound, pianissimo passages coming
through as clearly as fortissimo passages do, expected pop noise
problems with vocalists or wind noise from wind instruments: this
is what the C535 EB is really made for. On the basis of extensive
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well as in many studios, we recommend the C535 EB particularly
for the following applications.
Vocals
Instruments
Soloist
Acoustic Guitar
Choir
Clarinet
Flute
Trumpet
Trombone
HiHat
Cymbals
Snare
4.1 Vocals
In terms of sound generation, the human voice is a highly complex
sound source. Our ears are, in a way, “trained” to recognize voices
and are capable of detecting even minute deviations of timbre.
Sounds generated by the human voice can be categorized as
sibilants containing very high frequency components, explosives
Vocals