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| the sound portion of television and its production. technicallt, the electronic reproduction of audible sound |
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| heart-shaped pickup pattern of a unidirectional microphone |
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| a mic whose diaphram consists of a condenser plate that vibrates with the sound pressure against another fixed condenser plate called a back plate |
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| recording technique wherein the sound signals of electric instruments are fed directly to the mixing console without the use of speaker and microphone |
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| a mic whose sound pickup device consists of a diaphhram that is attched to a moveable coil, creates electric current when vibrates |
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| a suspension device for a microphone. mic attached to a pole and held over the scene for brief periods |
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| measure of a microphones ability to hear equally well over its entire frequency range. Is also used a measure for devices that record and play back a specific frequency range. |
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| The return of the total or partial audio mix to the talent through headsets or I.F.B channels. Also, called a cue-send |
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| Measure of the range of frequencies a microphone can hear and reproduce. |
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| Small but good quality omni- or uni directional mic attached to padded earphones... |
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| type of resistance to signal flow. Important especially in matching high- or low-impedance microphone with high- or low-impedance recorders |
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| the power for preamplification in a condenser microphone, supplied by audio console rather than battery |
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| the territory around the microphone which the mic can hear "equally well" that has optimal sound pickup |
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| the two-dimensional representation of a microphone pickup pattern |
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| A mic whose sound pickup device consists of a ribbon that vibrates with the sound pressures within a magnetic field |
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| a highly directional mic for picking up sounds from a relativley great distance. |
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| mic consisting of a base upon which several heads can be attached that change its sound pickup characteristic |
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| Pickup pattern in which the microphone can pick up sounds better from the front than the sides or back. |
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| A system that transmits audio signals over the air ratheer than trhrough mic cables. Attached to a transmitter. |
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