So you’ve purchased a microphone to record your shows! However, you may notice that some static or buzzing noises can be heard during your recordings.
Today we’re looking at noise filters that are a real game-changer when it comes to improving your audio quality!
You may well have bought the a top notch microphone with a built-in pop filter, however some sounds (such as plosives) can still be heard depending on your voice.
Reminder: the letters “p” and “b” are what we call “plosives”.
Unwanted noise can come from you, but also from your environment. This is why it’s often necessary to add a noise filter to your microphone to get the best possible quality.
Top Tip: whichever noise filter you choose, it’s important to carry out tests beforehand in order to know the distance to choose between your mouth and the microphone, as well as its position (e.g. above or in front).
Which noise filter do you use for your microphone? Let us know in the comments below!
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