How To Choose A Microphone - Dynamic vs Condenser vs Ribbon
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- In this microphone buying guide, Sam explains the differences between the 4 most common types of mic, Dynamic, Large Diaphragm Condenser, Pencil and Ribbon. Find out more about any of the microphones featured in this video at PMT Online...
Dynamic Microphones....
SE Electronics V7X: bit.ly/3kNAnBV
Shure SM58: bit.ly/3gVq7qd
Shure SM57: bit.ly/38EUFaY
Lewitt Audio MTP440 DM: bit.ly/3yBkvr3
Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphones...
Lewitt Audio LCT440 Pure: bit.ly/2WL22Ls
SE Electronics X1S: bit.ly/2YkVrIy
Rode NT-1A: bit.ly/3kQItcY
Rode NT2-A: bit.ly/3mX6tOc
SE Electronics Gemini II Tube Mic: bit.ly/3DFgzJI
Small Diaphragm Condenser Micrphones...
Lewitt Audio LTC140 Air (Single): bit.ly/3mURxjE
Lewitt Audio LTC140 Air (Stereo Pair): bit.ly/38AuqTq
Ribbon Microphones...
SE Electronics VR-2: bit.ly/3zGpyrJ
SE Electronics VR-1: bit.ly/3yHPDVQ
00:00 4 Main Types Of Microphone
00:46 What Is A Dynamic Microphone?
02:23 Dynamic Mic - Vocal Demo
02:46 Dynamic Mic - Guitar Amp Demo
03:26 Dynamic Microphones For Podcasting
04:23 What Is A Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone?
05:11 Large Diaphragm Condenser Mic Vocal & Guitar Demo
06:10 Condenser Mics - Things To Consider
07:45 Tube Condenser Mic - Vocal Demo
08:17 What Is A Pencil Microphone?
09:23 Stereo Small Diaphragm Condenser Mic Demo
09:56 What Is A Ribbon Microphone?
10:39 Ribbon Mic - Guitar Amp Demo
11:00 Ribbon Microphones - Things To Consider
11:54 Ribbon Mic - Vocal Demo
12:20 Vocal Comparison - Dynamic vs Condenser vs Ribbon
13:33 Acoustic Guitar Comparison - Dynamic vs Condenser vs Ribbon
14:25 Guitar Amp Comparison - Dynamic vs Condenser vs Ribbon
15:11 Where To Buy Dynamic, Condenser & Ribbon Mics
Confused by the huge range of microphones available? Watch our Beginner's Guide To Microphones tutorial where we run through the different types of mic, their pros and cons and the type of applications that they're most commonly used for.
We check out some of the best microphones for live vocals, which microphones are most suitable for miking guitar amps, some of the best cheap studio microphones and why Ribbon microphones are so highly regarded.
Want to hear the difference between a dynamic, condenser, pencil and ribbon microphone? We also take a listen to how these different types of mics sound on different sound sources in our mic comparison test. Check out a huge range of microphones at your nearest Professional Music Technology store...
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Thank you for providing so many examples! That last round at the round that compared all 4 types back to back with vocals, acoustic, and electric was super helpful!
What a great, concise and informative video. I've had a large diaphragm cardioid condenser for a while but often wondered if I made the right choice. Turns out I did! Thanks for the video.
Great, to the point video. I learnt a number of new things, and so good to hear the shoot out on different instruments.
What a great video! Those comparison at the end are invaluable.
2:36 DYNAMIC
5:14 LARGE CONDENSER
7:45 LARGE CONDENSER [TUBE]
11:55 RIBBON
Thank you for the detailed explanations! I am trying to find the perfect mic for my piano performances. I think I might go with small condenser mics.
Incredibly helpful and informative. Many thanks
That wide diaphragm condenser sounded best overall. Super high resolution clarity and range... With good low frequency. For vocals clear winner.
The dynamic Mic has a nice mellow sound that is pleasant although not as detailed.
For the instrument I also prefered the large diaphragm condenser mic.
The expensive tube microphone had a metallic harshness to it sounded almost like light clipping on higher frequencies during vocals. Maybe an EQ problem there.
Excellent video, thank you very much for this work!
Incredibly helpful video, thank you !
Awesome video! Very informative and greatly appreciated !
Mic'd setups: often used to preserve mild distortion warmth of favorite cabinet amps for re-amplification that suits a venue without excessive volume. Dylan liked doing that - saw him perform years ago and from what I could tell, there were at least 34 mics in service.
Great demo. The differences are very apparent even on youtube.
Amazing video, super helpful!
Amazing video! Thank you!
Very accurate and informative...
Interesting the ribbons sounds sort of muffled and muted - would not have guessed that.
It is quite apparent that the ribbon mic is the way to capture bass.
Great video!
Oh my God, the vocalist was insane. Like go off, girl
Great great video!!
detail oriented!
So are there any similar to shotgun by have slight wider pickup range?
Just quick-clicking back-and-forth through the vocal demos, the dynamic mic sounds dull and lifeless. Might be fine in a live stage performance (or for podcasting). But, I wouldn't use it for home/studio recording (unless I lived on a noisy street).
I couldn't hear a difference between the two condensers and the ribbon mic.
(I know that the ribbon mic picks up natural reverb, so I guess that room's walls weren't very ...reverberous.)
Wow, I really heard a completely different sound with the ribbon on every instrument: more spacious or I would describe it as more 'air' in the sound . Not better, just a different timbre.
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I want to do voice over. I want to record my poetry professionally. In which I get high quality. But in my poetry some lines will go in high tone and some lines will go in emotional low tone. And my room is not sound proof. Suggest me a good mic, headphone and audio interface.
Get something like Aston Halo to tame the reverb in your room, then get a condenser mic.
Ribbon is the best rec Guitar