lisapark
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Oct 10, 2022
9:43 PM
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Gooseneck microphones are intended for use in AV and conference environments, public address paging systems and other situations where spoken words need to be recorded but the presenter does not want to use a handheld microphone, e.g. B. with a lectern. Gooseneck microphones are preferred over boundary layer microphones when there are obstacles that could prevent the source (a person's voice) from effectively reaching the microphone.
How does a gooseneck microphone work?
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Gooseneck microphones pick up sound from above and usually come with a directional microphone that picks up sound in a fairly wide pattern called a cardioid. You can also use a supercardioid, which has a tighter, more closed polar pattern. The microphone, which may or may not have a windscreen to protect against breath noise and other things, mounts on the end of a gooseneck, which can range from 5 to 18 inches in length.
How to mount a gooseneck microphone
Gooseneck microphones pick up the sound from above and are typically fitted with a cardioid pick-up microphone that picks up the sound in a fairly broad pattern. A supercardioid, which has a narrower, closed polar pattern, could also be used. The microphone mounts on the end of a gooseneck, which can range from 5 to 18 inches in length, and may or may not have a windscreen to protect against breath noise and other similar things.
Last Edited by lisapark on Oct 13, 2022 4:08 AM
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