A type of microphone that detects sound pressure level changes at a boundary of the acoustic space in order to reduce interference between direct and reflected sound.

The decibel level produced by any given instrument or sound source.

Dynamic Range - The difference between the loudest and quietest signal levels in a system. In an audio device, usually the difference between the maximum output level and the residual noise floor. In a digital system, the available dynamic range is determined by the data resolution, about 6 dB per digital bit.

Hi!

I've got Beyerdynamic TG-X 80.
Now I'm planning to create a home studio and hear advices to change it to some better mic, most probably a condenser mic.

I'm not sure what to choose: continue using my Beyer until I'm sure I do not need it and then buy smth. like Neumann and Co. when I "grow up", or buy some mid-range condenser right now?

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The title explains it all.

Just wondering if it is possible to record with a USB Microphone and the Microphone Input jack simultaneously into one recording program as two different channels (and also one channel). The reason for the distinction is to record and be able to edit the two separately, and also have both be audible.

Today i was given a Sennheiser e835.. and a Shure AR101... Are these any good? I cant find anything on the Shure AR101.

Hi,

Hello. I've been using Audacity for about two years but I only have a cheap microphone. I've been looking to upgrade to a decent microphone (but not professional) so that I can record more instruments. I've been looking at the Samson C03U, so would that be a decent microphone to record a variety of instruments or is it only for podcasts? I'm running Windows Vista if that helps.