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15/02/2025
When it comes to holding a microphone, proper technique can significantly impact sound quality and overall performance. Here’s a guide on the correct and incorrect ways:
Now mind you mic differs and sound engineers as well but I still feel there are right ways to do a thing irrespective..
Correct Way to Hold the Mic:
1. Grip: Hold the microphone by the handle (the lower part), not near the grille.
2. Distance: Keep the microphone about 1-2 inches from your mouth for clear sound.
3. Angle: Tilt it slightly (about 45 degrees) toward your mouth to avoid popping sounds from plosive words.
4. Stability: Maintain a firm but relaxed grip, and keep your hand still to avoid handling noise.
Wrong Ways to Hold the Mic:
1. Gripping the Mic Head: Holding the microphone by the grille can block sound and cause muffled audio.
2. Too Close or Too Far: Holding it too close can cause distortion, while too far may result in weak audio.
3. Covering the Mic with Your Hand: Wrapping your hand around the entire mic can affect sound quality and create feedback.
4. Pointing Away from Your Mouth: Holding the mic at a sharp angle away from your mouth reduces sound pickup.
