This week I’m looking at a microphone made by an old stalwart from the world of microphones, Audio-Technica ... mic with a cardioid polar pattern and in some ways behaves like a dynamic ...

SD-5, and SD-7 use cutting-edge modeling tech to offer 15 microphones in three, making them a great value set.

Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. Dynamic microphones ... to be a front-address microphone rather than from the side. Because of its cardioid polar pattern ...

The best dynamic microphones are ideal for lots of audio environments due to their versatility, durability, and unique characteristics that make them well-suited for applications that involve speech, ...

Also called a "unidirectional" mic, the term cardioid comes from "kardia," which means heart in Greek. The cardioid mic pattern loosely resembles the shape of a heart. "Bidirectional" mics pick up ...

Let us assume a situation where the audio recording on your Windows system is not working. You check the Sound properties and are surprised to see that the internal microphone is missing from the ...

One notable advancement in ceiling microphone systems is their integration with camera tracking technology. For example, Audio-Technica’s ATND1061 beamforming ceiling array microphone is compatible ...

it performs better the closer you are to the microphone, which is typical for a cardioid polar pattern. The tonal balance is similar to what we heard from the 512 Audio Tempest but with a little ...

The ATH-ADX3000’s full-range driver is designed by Audio-Technica and manufactured and hand-assembled in their Machida, Japan ...

Most external microphones are plug-and-play devices. They don’t need any specific software/driver installation and mostly work with the regular audio drivers. However, if while trying to do the ...

SAVE 28%: As of Nov. 4, the Shure SM7B Dynamic Vocal Microphone ... or live streaming? This mic consistently delivers that rich, natural sound that listeners love. Its cardioid polar pattern ...

It seems that [Ben Wang] discovered how to make that particular trick a reality, but with audio instead of video. The secret sauce isn’t a sophisticated microphone, but a whole bunch of really ...