3 ms·
>The incorrect way to use a microphone is to put it right in front of you like this (leaning in close) and speak into it because you pop your P’s real bad, and
by grawprog 8y ago
>The incorrect way to use a microphone is to put it right in front of you like this (leaning in close) and speak into it because you pop your P’s real bad, and that could be dangerous on certain words.
Wouldn't a pop filter stop this?
That's what most vocalists use. They're like $20. I've got one for use with my compressor mic. It works great.
Also, i've been listening to a lot of tunes mastered for vinyl lately that doesn't use high compression(modern music). The same tracks on youtube sound noticeably worse not because of the file format but because of the automatic compression and gain youtube adds.
You have to take this into account when you upload a music track there.
- shermanyo 8y agoI found this site for comparing my mixes to the requirements of different streaming sites before uploading: https://www.loudnesspenalty.com/ https://www.loudnesspenalty.com/
- cyberferret 8y agoA pencil and rubber band is a great trick that I use all the time. Simply band the pencil so it is positioned at the centre of the condenser diaphragm does a good job of reducing plosives.
- thaumasiotes 8y ago> Wouldn't a pop filter stop this? Clearly, the real solution is to speak a language that doesn't use aspirated stops. :D
- thosakwe 8y agoYou can get a decent pop filter for like $6 online, or just make a simple DIY one (there are YouTube videos about this).