DIY Lavalier Microphone | Sound Comparison

In this video I made high quality lavalier (or lapel) microphone. If you have any questions, comment down below and I will answer.
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[@benassy69]

did mine out of an old laptop mic and a headset cable that had a crocodile clip. Works surprisingly well. Thanks great video!

[@TDPlayz]

Looks good! Functions well! Good idea! Fun build! :D

[@AudioTherapy0]

Thanks! :)))

[@OneRoomShed]

I'm late for my audio therapy. Nice build! Sounds really good too. Are you planning to use the new mic for your videos? Thanks for the upload. I always enjoy your videos.

[@AudioTherapy0]

Thanks. I may use this mic for my videos. But I have better mics and I will make some videos about those.

[@OneRoomShed]

Cool.

[@FNGMOTO]

Where did you get the parts from.

[@AudioTherapy0]

I had them laying around.

[@herlisten23]

@@AudioTherapy0 ok but do you have any tips where we can found some

[@AudioTherapy0]

In old electronics

[@billcarsonasmr5022]

Why you soldered ground and red together and blue and green together ?

[@AudioTherapy0]

Because cable had 4 wires and I needed only 2. Also better conductivity.

[@underthesky]

What is black material you used at 1:33 ?

[@AudioTherapy0]

Hot glue

[@mosisoprano8049]

where can i find the mic brake ???? Can i make the mic brake at home ????

[@AudioTherapy0]

What do you mean by mic brake? Mount?

[@mosisoprano8049]

@@AudioTherapy0 sorry for my bad typing . i'm mean mic bracke

[@AudioTherapy0]

I found it on old earbuds.

[@mostafagharibi4159]

is this mic need any power source ??? like battery ???

[@AudioTherapy0]

Yes. It’s condenser mic. Phone or PC already has that ~5 volt supply on input line.

[@mostafagharibi4159]

@@AudioTherapy0 you realy sure about this ??? please check this video . in this video , he build this mic with battery link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXjXl5yKadyNna8

[@AudioTherapy0]

He did that because some devices don’t have that voltage supply but thats rare. Also I really do not recommend the way he wired that battery. Voltage should be applied to mic’s positive terminal with resistor and then output that signal with capacitor to avoid DC voltage going to your device and potentionally causing damage.

[@mostafagharibi4159]

@@AudioTherapy0 thank you . its helpful

[@mostafagharibi4159]

@@AudioTherapy0 do you know how capacitor's capacity is enough for pocitive terminal ??? also resistor ampidance ???

[@abdurrahmansamian7295]

mine has buzzing sound, need help..

[@AudioTherapy0]

Try reversing polarity on microphone capsule