Traduire "condenser mics pick" en néerlandais

EN You?ll find mostly mics that use XLR connections, but I?ll also highlight a few USB condenser mics as well.

• ll find mostly
• XLR connections
• ll also highlight
• few USB condenser

EN You?ll find mostly mics that use XLR connections, but I?ll also highlight a few USB condenser mics as well.

• ll find mostly
• XLR connections
• ll also highlight
• few USB condenser

EN You will find the sections below highlighting handheld mics, shotgun mics, lavalier mics, and other accessories you may need. You?ll also find wireless options where it makes sense.

• sections below highlighting
• mics
• shotgun mics
• lavalier mics

EN You will find the sections below highlighting handheld mics, shotgun mics, lavalier mics, and other accessories you may need. You?ll also find wireless options where it makes sense.

• sections below highlighting
• mics
• shotgun mics
• lavalier mics

EN Condenser mics pick up more background sound and are best suited for quieter environments

• Condenser mics pick
• background sound
• suited for quieter

EN Condenser mics pick up more background sound and are best suited for quieter environments

• Condenser mics pick
• background sound
• suited for quieter

EN Also consider your recording environment and the type of mic you?ll want: dynamic or condenser (dynamic mics are typically better when recording multiple people together).

• consider your recording
• type of mic
• ll want
• dynamic
• condenser
• better when recording
• together

EN Neuman?s TLM 49 is a cardioid condenser designed and tuned for vocal recording. Like all the ?TLM? mics, it is transformerless.

• Neuman
• condenser designed
• tuned for vocal
• TLM
• mics

EN Also consider your recording environment and the type of mic you?ll want: dynamic or condenser (dynamic mics are typically better when recording multiple people together).

• consider your recording
• type of mic
• ll want
• dynamic
• condenser
• better when recording
• together

EN Neuman?s TLM 49 is a cardioid condenser designed and tuned for vocal recording. Like all the ?TLM? mics, it is transformerless.

• Neuman
• condenser designed
• tuned for vocal
• TLM
• mics

EN Ribbon microphones usually give you the most accurate sound reproduction when compared with dynamic and condenser mics, but it comes at a cost?

• Ribbon microphones usually
• accurate sound reproduction
• compared with dynamic
• condenser mics

EN There are also some great iPhone mics and Android mics if you want to go that route as well.

• great iPhone mics
• want to go

EN Dynamic mics will sound better in a less than perfect recording area or if you have multiple people speaking into separate mics.

• perfect recording area
• multiple people speaking
• separate

EN Lavalier microphones are also called lapel mics. They are small and clip to your shirt, collar or tie. The great thing about lavalier mics is that they allow you to record hands-free.

• called lapel mics
• small
• collar
• tie

EN For dynamic mics or ribbon mics, I highly recommend the Cloudlifter CL-1 or CL-2 to give the signal a +25dB boost, just remember to get an extra XLR cable.

• dynamic mics
• ribbon mics
• give the signal
• boost
• extra XLR

EN We have separate articles (USB & XLR) dedicated to studio mics designed for voice recording (perfect for voiceovers). I strongly recommend getting a desktop-mounted boom arm to pair with any of these mics.

• separate articles
• USB
• XLR
• dedicated to studio
• designed for voice
• perfect for voiceovers
• strongly recommend getting
• desktop-mounted boom arm

EN Check out our dedicated posts for gaming mics and USB podcasting mics if either of those fits your use case.

• posts for gaming
• USB podcasting mics
• either of those

EN We also have an extensive post on lavalier mics, so you?ll just find our favorite lav mics here:

• mics
• favorite lav mics

EN Dynamic mics will sound better in a less than perfect recording area or if you have multiple people speaking into separate mics.

• perfect recording area
• multiple people speaking
• separate

EN For dynamic mics or ribbon mics, I highly recommend the Cloudlifter CL-1 or CL-2 to give the signal a +25dB boost, just remember to get an extra XLR cable.

• dynamic mics
• ribbon mics
• give the signal
• boost
• extra XLR

EN Lavalier microphones are also called lapel mics. They are small and clip to your shirt, collar or tie. The great thing about lavalier mics is that they allow you to record hands-free.

• called lapel mics
• small
• collar
• tie

EN We also feature it in our reviews of the top computer mics and the best XLR mics

• computer mics
• XLR mics

EN There are also options for wireless lavalier mics, head-worn mics, and wireless instrument lines that can all be used together in your mixing board. We?ll take a look at some of those other options in a future post.

• options for wireless
• mics
• head-worn mics
• wireless instrument lines
• mixing board
• those other options
• future

EN You can pair this with lavalier mics, headset mics, and more.

• mics
• headset mics

EN The SLX line has a full range of accessories and additional transmitters for the whole band, including instrument mics, lavalier mics, guitar inputs, and a bunch of handheld options.

• whole band
• instrument mics
• lavalier mics
• guitar inputs
• bunch of handheld

EN Check out our dedicated posts for gaming mics and USB podcasting mics if either of those fits your use case.

• posts for gaming
• USB podcasting mics
• either of those

EN We have separate articles (USB & XLR) dedicated to studio mics designed for voice recording (perfect for voiceovers). I strongly recommend getting a desktop-mounted boom arm to pair with any of these mics.

• separate articles
• USB
• XLR
• dedicated to studio
• designed for voice
• perfect for voiceovers
• strongly recommend getting
• desktop-mounted boom arm

EN It?s a condenser microphone, so it can pick up background sound easily, but it uses a cardioid polar pattern which means it picks up sound from the front the best.

• condenser microphone
• pick up background
• easily
• uses a cardioid
• pattern which means
• picks up sound

EN Being a condenser microphone, it is very sensitive and will easily pick up background sound so make sure to keep the gain levels as low as possible

• Being a condenser
• very sensitive
• keep the gain
• low as possible

EN It?s a condenser microphone, so it can pick up background sound easily, but it uses a cardioid polar pattern which means it picks up sound from the front the best.

• condenser microphone
• pick up background
• easily
• uses a cardioid
• pattern which means
• picks up sound

EN Being a condenser microphone, it is very sensitive and will easily pick up background sound so make sure to keep the gain levels as low as possible

• Being a condenser
• very sensitive
• keep the gain
• low as possible

EN Another big difference is how much bass the mics pick up. The VideoMic Pro and VideoMic both have 40Hz ? 20kHz frequency response, while the VideoMic GO and VideoMicro have 100Hz ? 16kHz response, lacking that extra low-end pickup.

• Another big difference
• VideoMic Pro
• frequency response
• while the VideoMic
• response
• lacking that extra

EN Live performers commonly use dynamic mics so they don?t pick up the other instruments as well.

• Live performers commonly
• don

EN The reason this is great is that dynamic mics are less likely to pick up background noise (typing, hitting your desk, clicking, etc.) so your audience gets a much better listening experience.

• likely to pick
• background noise
• typing
• hitting your desk
• clicking
• better listening

EN It?s also a dynamic microphone, meaning that it won?t pick up background noise as easily as most of the other mics on this page.

• dynamic microphone
• pick up background

EN Omnidirectional mics pick up sound from all directions so they make it easier for both parties to speak into one mic, but they are more susceptible to picking up background noise.

• Omnidirectional mics pick
• easier for both
• susceptible to picking
• background

EN Shotgun mics tend to pick up sound reflections when used indoors and can sound ?echo-y?

• Shotgun mics tend
• pick up sound
• used indoors
• sound
• echo-y

EN Live performers commonly use dynamic mics so they don?t pick up the other instruments as well.

• Live performers commonly
• don

EN Another big difference is how much bass the mics pick up. The VideoMic Pro and VideoMic both have 40Hz ? 20kHz frequency response, while the VideoMic GO and VideoMicro have 100Hz ? 16kHz response, lacking that extra low-end pickup.

• Another big difference
• VideoMic Pro
• frequency response
• while the VideoMic
• response
• lacking that extra

EN The reason this is great is that dynamic mics are less likely to pick up background noise (typing, hitting your desk, clicking, etc.) so your audience gets a much better listening experience.

• likely to pick
• background noise
• typing
• hitting your desk
• clicking
• better listening

EN Omnidirectional mics pick up sound from all directions so they make it easier for both parties to speak into one mic, but they are more susceptible to picking up background noise.

• Omnidirectional mics pick
• easier for both
• susceptible to picking
• background

EN When choosing a stand-alone gaming microphone, you?ll want something that doesn?t get in your way and will easily pick up your voice. But you don?t want it to pick up too much other noise from the keyboard or mouse. It?s a delicate balance.

• choosing a stand-alone
• microphone
• ll want something
• doesn
• way
• voice
• don
• keyboard
• mouse
• delicate

EN Pick the industry or product that best defines the page/s that you want to promote on the SERPs. There’s a lot of information you can highlight, take your time to pick the right data. Remember, you don’t need to include everything.

• Pick the industry
• page
• want to promote
• SERPs
• highlight
• pick the right
• Remember
• include

EN First, you will pick up to 3 designer finalists who will further work on perfecting your design with your feedback. Afterward, you will pick a winner who will submit your production ready files.

• perfecting your design
• feedback
• Afterward
• pick a winner
• submit your production

EN First, you will pick up to 3 designer finalists who will further work on perfecting your logo with your feedback. Afterward, you will pick a winner who will submit your production ready files.

• perfecting your logo
• feedback
• Afterward
• pick a winner
• submit your production

EN First, you will pick up to 3 designer finalists who will further work on perfecting your design with your feedback. Afterward, you will pick a winner who will submit your ready to use files.

• perfecting your design
• feedback
• Afterward
• pick a winner
• submit your ready

EN The first design stage will take 12 days, but you can start giving feedback as soon as you receive a design! After that you will pick between 1 and 3 finalists, and have an additional 7 days to work with them before having to pick a winner.

• days
• start giving feedback
• design
• pick between
• finalists

EN The first design stage will take 10 days, but you can start giving feedback as soon as you receive a design! After that you will pick between 1 and 3 finalists, and have an additional 5 days to work with them before having to pick a winner.

• days
• start giving feedback
• design
• pick between
• finalists

EN First, you will pick up to 3 designer finalists who will further work on perfecting your design with your feedback. Afterward, you will pick a winner who will submit your ready to use and production ready files.

• perfecting your design
• feedback
• Afterward
• pick a winner
• submit your ready
• production ready

EN With us you can choose that we pick you up from Hato airport and bring you to your accommodation. As easy as you have just landed! The transfer means that we will come to pick you up and we will personally bring you to your accommodation. 

• Hato airport
• accommodation
• just landed
• come to pick