Microphones
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Course Outline
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Section 1: Microphones
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01
Transducer
01:16
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02
Microphone | Mic
01:25
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03
Dynamic Mic
01:04
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04
Ribbon Mic
01:16
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05
Condenser Mic
01:22
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06
Phantom Power
00:44
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07
Large Diaphragm | Small Diaphragm
00:59
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08
Polar Pattern | Directionality
01:31
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09
Pressure | Pressure Gradient
01:22
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10
Omnidirectional Mic Pattern
01:03
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11
Bi-Directional | Figure-8
01:20
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12
Unidirectional | Cardioid
01:36
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13
Stereo Miking
01:13
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14
Stereo Miking - Spaced Omnis | Decca Tree
01:31
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15
Stereo Miking - Coincident | XY | Blumlein
01:25
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16
Stereo Miking - Near-Coincident | ORTF | NOS
01:41
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17
Binaural Recording
01:21
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18
Close Miking | Close Mic
01:28
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19
Multi-Miking
01:32
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20
Proximity Effect
01:21
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21
Plosives | P-Pops
01:29
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22
Pad | Microphone Pad
00:58
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23
Phase vs Polarity
01:34
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01
Transducer
Course Overview

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