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User’s manual
EN
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Digital USB
Microphone
Operation
• Always position your microphone so that it is as close to and as
directly connected to the audio source as possible.
• Hold your microphone as still as possible to prevent interference
and wind noise.
• Check the functionality and the transmitted volume (sound
check) before using the microphone.
Recording vocals
• We strongly recommend using the pop filter for all vocal record-
ing. This aids in minimizing plosive sounds (hard ‚P’, ‚B’, ‚T’ and
‚K’ sounds) that produce a sudden jet of air which can cause the
capsule to overload and produce a ‚popping’sound.
• Any moisture on the microphone capsule can cause problems
for condenser microphones, however the use of the pop shield
will reduce the risk of this occurring.
• Placement of the microphone and pop filter relative to the vocal-
ist may be varied on several factors including room acoustics,
the vocal performance, and whether the vocalist has a high or
deep voice.
• An ideal reference is to begin with the pop filter directly in front
of the vocalist, and approximately 15 cm (6”) away from the mi-
crophone. This will assist in keeping the performer at a constant
minimum distance from the microphone and helps to maintain
reasonable recording levels.
• 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.