microphone

Converse of object

• rove: A cordless, wireless, radio or roving microphone has different microphone configurations.
• mute: It is used to mute the active microphone so that the other party cannot hear you.
• attach: If you have a microphone attached to your computer you can record by clicking the ' Record ' button.

Adjective modifier

• directional: These high tech poles are used to enable the sound operators to reach any part of the audience with a directional microphone.
• built-in: A built-in microphone, which transmits sound across the Net, is also part of the package.
• omnidirectional: Both computers were connected to an omnidirectional microphone in the aviary.
• uni-directional: For example, projects based on a series of interviews in potentially noisy situations may best suit a uni-directional microphone.
• clip-on: Get close: Sit side-by-side and if you are using a clip-on microphone, put it about nine inches from the person's mouth.
• hand-held: Examples A classic style of microphone for speech recording in interview situations is a hand-held dynamic cardioid microphone.

Modifies a noun

• preamplifier: The microphone preamplifier has a wide dynamic range with very low noise and distortion.
• preamps: Record via balanced line inputs or built-in high-fidelity microphone preamps for studio-quality mics.
• headset: Another way is to utilize a microphone headset plugged into your computer.
• jack: A type of port that gets audio from a built-in microphone or a microphone jack.
• amplifier: The microphone amplifier is a 2 transistor direct coupled amplifier.

Noun used with modifier

• electret: An additional circular plate included an opening for the holding Electret microphone, flush mounted with the baffle plane.
• condenser: The phantom power is used to power condenser microphones.
• lapel: For one-to-one interviews indoors, the best microphone is a small tie clip or lapel microphone.
• cardioid: Examples A classic style of microphone for speech recording in interview situations is a hand-held dynamic cardioid microphone.
• headset: Talking to your computer for free If you have access to a headset microphone or standard microphone you can record voice notes within Windows.
• lectern: Our tiered theaters come supplied with a PA system and lectern microphone.