Back again. Been meaning to post the past few days but my schedule always seems to be off. When I'm finally ready to post it's usually after midnight and into the next day (as is the case right now). And since this blog operates as a
daily goal, I was reluctant to post on a different day and confuse things.
But I got over that. And now here I am, posting for yesterday at about 3 in the morning. :)
Anyway, more reading for "The Sound Effects Bible". Currently getting a basic overview of the different types of microphones out there and the way they operate, the different functionalities and the way they color your sound recordings. I won't go into too much detail though (you'll have to check out the book yourself for that).
Some terms:
- dynamic microphone
- condenser microphone (main type that's used)
- ribbon microphone (not described in the book)
- (upon further research, I believe this is not described because it is more commonly used for things other than sound effects recording, maybe more for casual voice: radio shows, award shows, etc.)
- phantom power
- proximity effect
- frequency response
- flat frequency response (usually preferred)
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