1. When do you test audio/mic? *** ANS >>> Before every job - in the morning.
2. How do you test audio/mic? *** ANS >>> Say name of mic/lightly brush mic.
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, 3. What should you test first if you do not hear audio? *** ANS >>> Test
headphones first. See if they are plugged in.
4. Dynamic microphones (AKA "moving coil" microphones) *** ANS >>> Made
up of a diaphragm, a coil, and a magnet. As acoustical energy hits against the
diaphragm, which is a flat plate at the front of the microphone, it causes the coil
that is attached to it to move back and forth over top of the magnet.
5. Condenser Microphone *** ANS >>> consists of the front plate (diaphragm),
black plate, and a 48-volt power source. The front and back plate together create a
capacitor. When acoustical energy hits the front plate of the capacitor, the
distance between the front and backplate changes, the gap between these two
plates is electrically charged, this charge is created by either an internal battery
source or an external power course referred to ad phantom power.
6. What type of microphone does the AAERT not recommend? ANS >>> A
microphone that requires batteries.
7. Microphone pickup pattern *** ANS >>> The set path in which a microphone will
intercept sound.
8. What are the most common and recommended pickup patterns for use by
digital reporters? ANS >>> cardioid and omnidirectional
9. cardioid pickup pattern is also known as. ... *** ANS >>> unidirectional
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2. How do you test audio/mic? *** ANS >>> Say name of mic/lightly brush mic.
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, 3. What should you test first if you do not hear audio? *** ANS >>> Test
headphones first. See if they are plugged in.
4. Dynamic microphones (AKA "moving coil" microphones) *** ANS >>> Made
up of a diaphragm, a coil, and a magnet. As acoustical energy hits against the
diaphragm, which is a flat plate at the front of the microphone, it causes the coil
that is attached to it to move back and forth over top of the magnet.
5. Condenser Microphone *** ANS >>> consists of the front plate (diaphragm),
black plate, and a 48-volt power source. The front and back plate together create a
capacitor. When acoustical energy hits the front plate of the capacitor, the
distance between the front and backplate changes, the gap between these two
plates is electrically charged, this charge is created by either an internal battery
source or an external power course referred to ad phantom power.
6. What type of microphone does the AAERT not recommend? ANS >>> A
microphone that requires batteries.
7. Microphone pickup pattern *** ANS >>> The set path in which a microphone will
intercept sound.
8. What are the most common and recommended pickup patterns for use by
digital reporters? ANS >>> cardioid and omnidirectional
9. cardioid pickup pattern is also known as. ... *** ANS >>> unidirectional
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