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A large-diaphragm condenser microphone (LDC), also known as a large-diaphragm condenser, is an electronic device that uses charged capacitor plates and electromagnets to produce a sound waveform by modulating the movement of the plates. The diaphragm vibrates to create the mechanical wave that eventually generates an electrical signal. Large-diaphragm microphones are most often used for … Read more

Push-to-talk microphones don’t have wires, meaning that you can move around. You won’t get tangled up in cables when you are on your phone or skyping with friends and family. A push-to-talk microphone is a phase-changing switch that allows you to turn the microphone on and off either manually or automatically. This gives you a … Read more

A bass amp is like an electric guitar amp, but with some key differences. As the name suggests, a bass amp is geared towards powering up a bass guitar so that you can play it at high volumes and with massive distortion. Feedback happens when outside sounds such as your vocals or the audience are … Read more

The shotgun microphone is one of the most popular mics in filmmaking. The shotgun mic is a directional mic, which means that it picks up sound from a specific direction. This allows filmmakers to be able to get more control over what they are filming. With the right boom operator, you will be able to … Read more

A Supercardioid Microphone is a type of omnidirectional microphone which means that it picks up sound equally from all directions at a 90-degree angle. Supercardioids have some distinct advantages over other types of microphones. They pick up sound well and at the same time reduce background noise, making them ideal for tutorials, podcasting, vlogging, and … Read more