Ribbon Microphones
Although they typically don't get as much attention as conventional dynamic and condenser microphones, ribbon mics can do a lot for your sound—especially when used wisely and for the right application. In this article, we'll be discussing the unique design and sound characteristics of this oft-forgotten mic, as well as suitable applications for its use and product recommendations.
What Is a Ribbon Microphone?
Although a ribbon mic is technically categorized as a type
If you're looking to diversify your arsenal of microphones and have some extra cash handy, a tube microphone might be just what you need to add a flavorful alternative to some of your more neutral-sounding microphones.
What Is a Tube Microphone?
A tube mic is a type of condenser microphone, in that it uses internal amplification ("head amp") to raise the level of the signal coming from the capsule. And like any condenser mic, a tube mic also needs a preamp to boost the signal to line level for recording. However, unlike condenser microphones
AEA Ribbon Mics announced its new NUVO N13 Active Ribbon Microphone, a mid-field mic designed to fill the gap between the N22 near-field mic and the N8 far-field mic.
NUVO N13 Active Ribbon Microphone
Discreet in size and shape, the bi-directional NUVO N13 uses a shorter, lighter,