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If you have arrived at this page, you likely want to know how to get more out of your auditory capture device so that your listeners can admire the smoothness of your dulcet tones.
If you have arrived at this page, you likely want to know how to get more out of your auditory capture device so that your listeners can admire the smoothness of your dulcet tones.
==Summary==
* Work out which end of your microphone captures the audio and if you're using an integrated microphone like those on a laptop or an iPad so you're a certain exactly where on the device the microphones are located to avoid accidentally covering them with your hands.
* Make a best-effort attempt to position the microphone where you can comfortably sustain it's position and distance from your mouth.
* Try to setup your microphone in a room that is isolated military reflective surfaces ( these include tile metal large glass surfaces like Windows or a conservatory. If this cannot be avoided maintain your distance from the surfaces, ideally place a damping material such as a blanket or a mattress against the wall directly behind the microphone from your speaking position.
* Try to avoid knocking the microphone or anything that it is directly attached too as this will come through even louder than your voice on air.
* Minimise background noise as much as possible this may include closing windows, turning off fans, or the ejection of loudly purring animals/siblings.
* Try to control loud popping and ess noises by keeping your tongue closer to the bottom of your mouth and speaking slower.
==Types of Microphone==
==Types of Microphone==