Understanding Mic Specifications - Part I - Operating Principle

[@bennysmoke4743]

My sound engineering professor linked me to y’all in our microphone lesson so y’all killin it

[@strayferal]

Just saw all the 4 parts. Very useful video and very well done. Thank you!

[@sophiawu6123]

thank you this is so helpful!

[@montuotojo]

Hello Sure. It would be really helpful if you did a tutorial about impedance matching. Cheers!

[@gnuPirate]

Would love videos on safe disassembly of various shure mics. (For example , on Beta SM57A, which I am currently working on , and has glued-sections)

[@rohitkhatri9958]

Very well explained

[@JosephVM]

Can you make a video on Ribbon Microphones and Crystal Microphones..?

[@Weekly3TV]

how does the plastic diaphragm affect the electrical field of the metal plate?

[@BealTelevision]

+SPYDDA MAYNE who cares

[@Edgard422]

6 Years later, but the plastic is coated with metal

[@Layarion]

I'm really confused, higher frequencies have more *energy* , so why do they have a harder time with dynamics?

[@johneygd]

I dit some tests with both electrostatic & magneticalstatic microphones using both on magnetic and electicalstatic speakers, in both cases with low and highpass filters. If i connect a magnetic microphone to a magnetic speaker i can hear hum but if i connect a electrostatic microphone to a electrostatic speaker, i can hear my voice much clearer. However if i connect a electrostatic microphone to a magnetic speaker or a magnetical microphone to electrostatic speaker,thern there will be a small, also if you filter use a highpass filter on a magnetical microphone to a staticalelectrical speaker, i actualy hear no difference when i connect a statical microphone that way to it. So it matters alot in how you use stuff to make a clear difference or barely hear any difference at all.

[@BealTelevision]

+johneygd WOW TELL US MORE

[@zelinarodriguez959]

i wonder how they figured all this out or if they just made the things then figured out how it worked

[@ayusharipirala3121]

So what exactly happens when the condenser is overloaded? Does it stop working? Does it produce noise?

[@SHAIJU9824]

Pg42 have noice problem how can I change its capsule can you do a video for that And can you tell me where it's available capsule

[@shure]

Our service team can best advise. Please visit shu.re/service to get in touch with them.

[@Lucian_Andries]

Hello! I know this is an old video, but can you still help me get the microphone I need? :( Basically I need a long distance microphone for my HT-PC. I stay in bed and use Voice-to-Text and Cortana a lot, and I need something to hear me clearly from 2m+, without mumbling and background noise... And from the video I got that Cardioid is the type I need. But I still don't understand which has a better sensitivity, the ones that say "-70db" or "-10db"? I'm still confused... And on top of that there are stores that write the sensitivity in "mV", which I don't know what it means... I've also seen mics with batteries...... If I connect them to the 3.5 jack, why can't they get power from there?? It's not wireless to need batteries! :( Can you help me understand some of the stuff? And maybe help recommend one to me? I guess budget is out of the question for this... Doesn't matter, I'll manage. Also: Usually there's a minus "-" sign in front of each sensitivity number. Is that important? Because if it's scaled from below 0db, than -10db is a higher number than -50db... Right? God it's all confusing.......... :((((( Thank you in advance!!

[@shure]

Hi, Lucian! Our Applications Support team can best guide you through all of this and make a suggestion. You can open up a ticket with them at www.shure.com/americas/contact or give them a call at 800-518-0446.

[@christinaaguilera-io2sy]

I miss you already Britney Spears i love you

[@kailenparker3437]

i just hovered my mouse over this video without clicking it and knew how a mic worked XD

[@christinaaguilera-io2sy]

Zanmim Yo dim yo paka tandem nan microphone lan le yo téléphone mobile mw pas tandem yo

[@ifixsolutions7417]

why don`t they combine the 2 types of microphones into one ? a dynamic condenser microphone :)

[@bittersweetdarkcoco]

because speakers do have the same materials as in a mic :)

[@Shyzah]

inside of a mic kinda looks like the inside of a speaker

[@gnuPirate]

Dynamics are literally a reverse-speaker.

[@theyhaventfedmesince]

I saw pokeball on the thumbnail, and I clicked. I hate how I've become a very simple person

[@laptech3767]

It a speaker

[@BealTelevision]

+Ryan Lin no way

[@laptech3767]

I tried on my amp and it workd

[@piyushgupta1606]

Thumbnail looked like Pokéball

[@Shyzah]

nope.. unless its a cheap speaker... a mic doesnt have a spider, cone, ect...PPWWNNNEEDDD

[@waltoncraghead7422]

Thumbs up from me.?

[@simonrandall5471]

As usual a video about a subject that explains NOTHING about that subject. Congrats! HOW does the microphone AMPLIFY sound?