Most microphones, especially professional ones, do not have their own volume control. The additional equipment to which it is connected is responsible for the volume of sound. This is a computer, amplifiers and mixing console.
It is necessary
- - microphone;
- - studio equipment;
- - a computer.
Instructions
Step 1
In the professional world, it is customary to connect a microphone to a mixing console. From there, a cable goes to the amplifier and the speaker from which the sound comes. The start of the volume control is on the remote.
Step 2
Before turning on the microphone channel, turn down all the volume to the minimum. Then turn on the channel and bring the overall volume to the middle or slightly higher, and only then adjust the channel volume. Constantly control the volume level by saying anything out loud. Words with an abundance of hiss are especially suitable: they can be used to find out whether the microphone will hiss and whistle during speech or singing. Decrease its sensitivity if necessary.
Step 3
Speaker volume controls are located on the rear surface, less often in the front. This is a relay that is labeled “Volume” or “Master Volume”. Controlling the volume through the loudspeakers is extremely rare, since control from the remote control is sufficient. This measure is applied when the speaker is turned on at minimum volume.
Step 4
When working at a computer, control occurs through the sound settings. To do this, press the right mouse button while moving the cursor over the speaker icon. It is located on the right side of the desktop pane. Select the “Mixer” item (otherwise it may be called “Open Volume Mixer.” The microphone volume control is located in one of the parameters of the window that opens.
Step 5
You can also open the mixer on your computer through the Control Panel. Select the "Sound" component and then follow the instructions described just above.
