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What Is Self Noise? The Meaning of Equivalent Noise Level on Microphones

Self Noise is one of the important specifications when evaluating a microphone, because no one wants noise in a recording to affect the music. Particularly with quiet sound sources or recordings that require a high level of cleanliness, a microphone’s noise level can directly affect signal placement and the ability to control the signal in the studio.

Measuring and Listening: What Is the Right Way to Evaluate a Microphone?

What can technical specifications tell us about a microphone? Is it possible to choose the right microphone simply by comparing datasheets or looking at frequency response graphs? Or is listening still the best approach? Both measurement and real world experience play an important role in evaluating microphone quality.

What Is Max SPL? The Meaning of Maximum Sound Pressure Level on Microphones

Max SPL (Maximum Sound Pressure Level) is a specification commonly found in microphone technical specifications. However, there is still some confusion about what this value means. Max SPL is not the maximum sound level a microphone can withstand before being damaged, but rather the maximum sound pressure level a microphone can handle before distortion begins to occur.

Transformer Balanced or Transformerless: Which Is Better?

Microphones often specify whether their output uses a transformer balanced or transformerless design. So, what do these two designs mean, and how do they affect the sonic characteristics of a microphone? The following article explains the principles of balanced signal transmission, the role of the transformer, and the differences in sound between the two designs.

How Is Frequency Response Related to Sound?

Frequency response is one of the most common specifications when learning about microphones, as it is directly related to sound. However, what does a frequency response graph actually tell us about a microphone’s sonic characteristics, and what are the things that this graph cannot represent?

Paul Gatehouse Shares His Experience with the Neumann MCM

The Neumann MCM provides a compact microphone solution for close miking acoustic instruments in live performance environments. Paul Gatehouse, a British sound designer and music mixer, shares his real world experience with the MCM, focusing on its natural sound, versatility, and secure mounting system.

Neumann KM 185: Minimizing Sound Bleed in Untreated Recording Studios

Home studios without acoustic treatment often struggle with unwanted reflections and reverberation from the walls. The Neumann KM 185’s hypercardioid pickup pattern helps minimize sound from the sides and rear, delivering crisp recordings right at home.

Neumann TLM 103: The Optimal Choice for Drum Recording in a Home Studio

Home studios with limited acoustic treatment often face challenges when choosing microphones for drum recording. With its extremely low self-noise, the Neumann TLM 103 captures the drum kit’s natural tonal range without worrying about ambient noise.

Neumann MCM: Compact, Lightweight Clip-On Microphone Solution for Drums on Stage

Bulky microphone stands can easily get in the drummer’s way and take up valuable performance space. The Neumann MCM clip-on microphone system can be mounted directly onto tom and snare rims, securely maintaining the recording angle while optimizing professional stage space.

Neumann KM 184: Premium Drum Overhead Recording Solution for the Studio

Cymbals recorded with low-quality microphones often sound dull in the high frequencies or overly harsh. With its precise cardioid polar pattern, the Neumann KM 184 captures clarity and reproduces the drum kit’s soundstage with exceptional realism and subtlety in any studio.