How Condenser Mics Work
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This video explains how a condenser microphone works, and how the way it works affects the sound it captures. It is an excerpt from Roswell Pro Audio founder Matthew McGlynn's presentation at the annual Audio Symposium at the University of Michigan, February 2019.
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This entire extended talk is excellent. Easy to understand for a novice, but without glossing over the specifics. Thank you.
At last, an explanation why it needs power. Other videos spent 5 minutes saying it just needs power or it doesn't work. I didn't know if there was a tiny pre-amp built into them etc. !
Great videos! I just subscribed and the videos are very educational but easy to understand. Great job explaining everything.
Thanks for the video. I hope you'll upload the whole thing instead of just excerpts :/
The hole thing is in there:
ruclips.net/video/kp0x-wTdox8/видео.html
Thank you very much...!! Easy to Understand!
thanks
Where does that center screw or terminal screw into? I mean the diafram is very thin so what is behind that diafram where the center screw goes into?? It can't be the backplate coz that would A create a short and B it would be a rigid connection stopping the diafram from vibrating.
There is a non-conductive core in the center of the backplate.
@@RoswellProAudio Ah okay. That makes sense. Thanks!
liam neeson of microphones
Where can I watch the whole thing?
Ur video is recording on condenser or dynamic.......
Wish there was an even more basic version of this talk.
Pro tip - we can’t see where your laser pointer is pointing…
Here is the hole thing:
ruclips.net/video/kp0x-wTdox8/видео.htmlm30s
This guy is the most boring speaker ever. Nice display behind him though, if it wasn't for that I'd be asleep... zzzz...
Respectfully disagree. Good slides and great explanation.
Have a nice day
He is not the problem here.
Quite the contrary.
informative and scientific = boring 🥴