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How to choose a microphone for streamingCondenser, dynamic, cardioid or XLR?
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vocal, dynamic, unidirectional, DN: cardioid, 50 – 16000 Hz, 150 Ohm, -55 dB, connection: XLR
wireless systems (transmitter + receiver), vocal, in box 2, dynamic, unidirectional, DN: supercardioid, 50 – 15000 Hz, connection: XLR, Jack, attenuator
vocal, dynamic, unidirectional, DN: cardioid, 50 – 15000 Hz, 150 Ohm, -55 dB, connection: XLR
vocal, dynamic, unidirectional, DN: cardioid, 40 – 16000 Hz, 300 Ohm, -52 dB, connection: XLR
studio, condenser, unidirectional, DN: cardioid, 20 – 20000 Hz, 100 Ohm, -32 dB, connection: XLR
wireless systems (transmitter + receiver), for camcorder, in box 2, electret, omnidirectional, 50 – 20000 Hz, connection: mini-Jack
instrumental, dynamic, unidirectional, DN: cardioid, 40 – 15000 Hz, 150 Ohm, -56 dB, connection: XLR
video production, condenser, unidirectional, DN: supercardioid, 40 – 20000 Hz, 25 Ohm, -30 dB, connection: XLR
studio, condenser, unidirectional, DN: cardioid, 20 – 20000 Hz, 100 Ohm, -32 dB, connection: XLR, for android
studio, dynamic, unidirectional, DN: cardioid, 50 – 20000 Hz, 150 Ohm, -59 dB, connection: XLR, Roll-off
computer, electret, unidirectional, DN: cardioid, 20 – 20000 Hz, -6 dB, connection: for android
vocal, dynamic, unidirectional, DN: supercardioid, 50 – 16000 Hz, 150 Ohm, -52 dB, connection: XLR
