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Microphone types, applications and examples for live sound
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Key:

Mc = moving coil O = omni

C = capacitor 8 = fig of 8

E = electret C = cardioid

B = boundary H =hypercardioid

R = ribbon

 

Application

Microphone type

Response pattern

Examples

notes

Kick drum

Mc

C

AKG D112

Shure SM52

Snare drum

Mc or C

C

Shure SM 57

AKG C451

Capacitors good for under snare

Tom-tom

Mc or C

C

Sennheiser MD 421

Shure SM 57

Beyer 201

Cymbals

C or E

C

AKG C414

AKG C451

Hi-hats

C

C

AKG C451

Guitar cabinets

Mc

H

Sennheiser E906

Shure SM57

Bass guitar cabinets

Mc

C

EV RE20

AKG D112

Brass

Mc or C

C

EV RE20

Sennheiser MD421

Acoustic guitars/woodwind

C or E

C

AKG C451

Vocals

Mc or sometimes C

C or H

Shure SM58

Neumann KMS 104


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