The phantom power switch is usually labeled 48 V. To power your mic again, connect it to your audio interface, mixer, or preamp and turn on phantom power. When phantom power is cut off, the mic will remain quiet. However, the plates in a condenser microphone store this power for a short time and therefore require a continuous power supply. Phantom power is sent as direct current of 48 V from your audio interface, mixer or preamp through your microphone cables to your mic. These plates transmit the audio signals from the mic using phantom power. During audio transmission in a mic, a power supply is required to move the plates in the mic. Poor Power Supply to the MicĪn inadequate power supply can lead to the mic getting quiet. Ensure that you face the mic directly and record from a reasonable distance of around 6 – 12 inches (0.5 – 1 foot) to prevent your mic from being quiet. Test your mic to find out where you can have the best audio output, as this can vary in different microphones. Therefore, if the sound source isn’t close enough, the audio output might be very low. Its sensitivity increases the closer you are to the mic. The mic also has a component known as a backplate that vibrates when hit by sound waves. Placing your mic far away from you or the other hardware can lead to poor sound quality. This means that whatever you’re recording should be well directed to the mic to get a good sound. This design prevents collecting unnecessary sounds from the surroundings, mainly when used at home. Most condenser microphones are unidirectional, which means they pick up sound from a particular direction. Improper Positioning of the Sound Devices or the Person
Lack of Compatibility Between Hardware and Softwareġ. Low Volume on the Mic or in the Sound Settings
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