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How to Perfectly Mic Your Cello: Tips and Techniques from Emir (Seputarcello)

Recording the cello is a delicate art that requires careful consideration of microphone placement to capture the instrument's rich and...

Microphone Types: 3 Different Mics and How To Use Them

Microphones are essential devices as input sources for capturing various types of sounds, including vocals, instruments, and ambient...

Understanding Polar Patterns in Microphones

At the heart of any recording setup is the microphone, and one of the key characteristics that determine its performance is its polar...

How Do The Condenser Mics Work?

A condenser means a capacitor, which is an electronic component that stores energy in the form of an electrostatic field. Actually, the...

How Do The Dynamic Microphones Work?

Like in science lessons at school, if a magnet is brought near a coil of wire, it will cause an electric current. Using this...

SEM-02 for Stage Microphone and Acoustic Amplification.

Seruniaudio SEM-02 is a microphone that reproduce a natural and balanced sound. With a wide and flat frequency responses and high dynamic...

What is a lavalier microphone?

Lavalier microphone in short is a small mic which is usually used for broadcast/television, theater, public speaking, film, etc. This...

TIPS! No more cracking sound when miking Saxophone, Trumpet, Trombone

The sound of the trumpet distorted and clipping, I used an XLR cable… Why does the trombone sound distorted on stage? I use Sennheiser...

Wireless System, No More Signal Drop!

As we know, SEM-02 supports a wide range of wireless systems, from Fifine to Sennheiser using a special adapter. The adapter can be seen...

Tips for Extending the SEM-01 & SEM-02 Microphone Cables Safely and Effectively

As we all know, the SEM-01 and SEM-02 microphones have a cable length of 2.5 meters which should be sufficient for the needs of room/home...

Tips for dealing with feedback on live performances

SEM-01 & SEM-02 uses electrets with an omni-directional polar pattern. Why Omni? “Because it’s more natural” that’s right! The omni...