What does this pop filter do exactly? Is is necessary to use with singing using a microphone?
1582878
It helps eliminate the "puff" sound when using words that have a "p" in them... This filter isn't exactly top of the line but it does help some.
1582879
the pop filter filters your breathe from hitting the mic so it does not add unwanted noise to your recording and it also can make your voice sound better.
1582880
A pop filter reduces mic pop sound when singing a lyric with words that begin with the letter "P"... Especially important when using condenser mic... A standard performance mic doesn't usually need it...
2025351
It does what it does for any microphone. When you speak, puffs of air come out of your mouth and nose. The pop filter captures that moving air before it can strike the microphone and cause a "popping" sound on your words with letters that cause that such as P, V, and h. The blue yeti microphones are sensitive enough to pick this up as they are good quality microphones. Hope that answers your question.
2112365
Pop filters are meant to reduce plosive sounds (those beginning with a hard "p"). Unless you intend to record vocals, a pop filter wIll make no difference in piano recordings.
1136214
I am looking to purchase this as well, but I do know that pop filters in general doesn't eliminate the p's and s' it only filters it (smooths it out) I plan on layering mines with the pop filter that came with my baby bottle Mic, with the pop in front if that and possibly with a wide screen stocking type one in front of the pop. now this may be over kill but hey it's my experiment.
1794909
The filter will work with basically any microphone, and it works well. The challenge really is that the clamp is best used on a separate structure - it is difficult to clamp the filter onto any microphone directly.
1179317
This mixer make your voice better for karaoke, this have the red and white hole for sound. You connect your computer to this mixer, you may need the cable that have red and white hole, and from this mixer you connect to the amplifier with another red and white hole. That's you need to do.
1690418
As long as you have somewhere to put it, any pop filter will work with any microphone. So yes.
398174
The popular Shure mics--SM57, SM58 and SM48--now advertise a "built-in pop filter." It's propably effective for live performance, but you may find that for radio announcing or recording, you're still getting unwanted sibilant and plosive sounds. In that case, the pop filters like the pictured one are the answer. On the other hand, the recording mics are usually condenser mics with phantom power, not dynamic mics like the Shure. So the value of this filter to you may also depend on the type of mic you're using.
202418
Yes it can. It will be able to be effected by the filter LOF and so on. Will not act as some kinda vocoder or harmonizer.
538830
Yes it works great for voiceovers keep it close to you and I would recommend a pop filter which you can get from Amazon as well.
1991180
Hi there. If you have a flat-sided/square arm on your stand then this filter will clamp on to it. If the components are tubular rather than rectangular/square, then the other Auphonix pop filter would be a better fit. (http://www.amazon.com/Microphone-Auphonix-Environment-Accessories-Positioning/dp/B00CFXH4S6/)
353898
Yes, it "comes with a pop filter" although it is just another seperately packaged item that shows up in the box with it. But for the price (I beleve $70) you DO get a pop filter. It is fairly large and a sturdy construction. And the mic itself it very nice. I would absolutly recomend to anybody.
165062
The mic doesn't connect directly to the stand, it's the shock mount the one you use on a regular stand (the pop filter is attachable to any stand); connector: with a (female) XLR connector to the mic and the other end depends of your audio interface (may be male XLR or a phone connector type)
1364256
I dont know about that, but I do know that it is a great little mic -I had to use two filters, though, since it is very sensitive. I use it directly on my macbook pro and my costumers cannot tell the difference from my professional AKG.
2250958
Yeah, that's the mic used for noise cancellation, I believe; it picks up the ambient noise around you without picking up your voice so it knows what's "not you talking".
1246004
This microphone will pick up the voices of people talking around the microphone, not just the person speaking directly into it. It picked up too many sounds like page turning when I was recording myself reading text aloud from paper notes. This might work for your setup. However, your question sounds more like a recording module question regarding how many microphone inputs it would have. This is just one microphone. Perhaps you could explain your question a little more? I'd be happy to answer right away.
702555
The most secure way to attach the pop filter that I have found takes about 1-2 minutes. Cut 3/4" of a dowel that fits in the "V" groove of the included clamp. Stand the little piece of dowel on end. Split it in half with a chisel or screwdriver. Put the rounded side against the "V" and the flat side against rear part of the microphone stand. Clamp it down. It's solid.