All items tagged with microphone capsule (15)

Soyuz Launches 013 Ambisonic Microphone

June 24, 2024 by Joao Martins

Soyuz Launches 013 Ambisonic Microphone

The 013 Ambisonic combines four of Soyuz’s 013 FET small diaphragm condensers and four custom transformers into a single, phase-coherent mic that records 360° surround sound with fidelity and character. The included Soyuz Ambisonic plugins provide complete control in post-production, allowing users to shape the soundfield to their imagination. The 013 Ambisonic will simplify any setup, captivate any audience, and translate across any system - stereo or beyond.

Sennheiser Starts Shipping EW-DX Digital Wireless Microphone Series

November 22, 2022 by audioXpress Staff

Sennheiser Starts Shipping EW-DX Digital Wireless Microphone Series

Sennheiser has announced that the first EW-DX devices are shipping in North America, EMEA, Japan, and Singapore. For rental companies, touring bands, theater, worship or broadcasting the new EW-DX series brings the lowest latency on the market (1.9 milliseconds), eliminates the need for frequency calculation, and offers an ultra-wide input dynamic range of 134dB, enabling the transmitters to handle any signal that is thrown at them. A new digital wireless microphone system designed for simplicity, supporting even more channels.

Austrian Audio Announces Two New Instrumental Mics with Innovative Swivel Joint Mechanism

April 27, 2022 by audioXpress Staff

Austrian Audio Announces Two New Instrumental Mics with Innovative Swivel Joint Mechanism

Austrian Audio introduced two new microphones, optimized for use on instruments: the OD5, an active-dynamic microphone, and the OC7, a true condenser microphone. Both mics are handmade in Vienna and subjected to the strictest quality assurance processes. The OC7 features the OCC7 small diaphragm capsule, also handmade in Vienna. Most noticeable in the new design is the "Swivel Joint" mechanism.

Shure Introduces KSM11 State-of-the-Art Wireless Vocal Microphone Capsule

April 19, 2022 by audioXpress Staff

Shure Introduces KSM11 State-of-the-Art Wireless Vocal Microphone Capsule

Shure introduced the KSM11 Wireless Vocal Microphone Capsule, the company’s new state-of-the-art premium condenser microphone, designed for top-tier modern digital wireless vocal performances in live productions. As part of Shure's prestigious KSM range, the new vocal capsules is described as providing "an elegant combination of low and mid-range clarity and essential high-end detail," by some of the industry’s biggest names which were given the chance to be the first to use it.

Neumann Introduces KK 14 Electret Capsule and Miniature Clip Mic System

December 16, 2021 by Joao Martins

Neumann Introduces KK 14 Electret Capsule and Miniature Clip Mic System

Humanity rejoice! Neumann.Berlin announced a new microphone. And not only one, but a whole range. In a surprising sign of life, the German microphone specialists announced their first product range designed especially for close miking musical instruments. The new modular range is based on a new electret capsule that Neumann’s developers spent six years researching, together with the production processes that would be necessary to make this a reality.

Sennheiser Unveils New MD 445 and MD 435 Vocal Microphones

November 17, 2020 by audioXpress Staff

Sennheiser Unveils New MD 445 and MD 435 Vocal Microphones

Vocal microphone capsules used with Sennheiser's top wireless series were always praised by the professionals who had the opportunity to use them in daily work. Now, Sennheiser decided to expand its top vocal options available to more users by leveraging on those designs. On one hand, it released the MD 435 wired microphone, based on its popular MD 9235 cardioi dynamic capsule, normally used with the SKM 9000 and 6000 Series handheld transmitters, while also introducing the new MD 445, a supercardioid microphone for situations demanding maximum presence and feedback rejection.

Zoom Announces H3-VR Handy Audio Recorder with Built-In Ambisonics Mic Array

September 17, 2018 by audioXpress Staff

Zoom Announces H3-VR Handy Audio Recorder with Built-In Ambisonics Mic Array

Zoom is turning heads with the announcement of its latest handy recorder, the Zoom H3-VR, which not only records in Ambisonics format, but also offers binaural stereo, standard stereo, 5.1 surround support, and live streaming. What’s more, the recorder is self-contained and provides a fast and easy way to record 360-audio and monitor in real time. Whether used for film, music, or gaming production, the new VR recorder from Zoom goes beyond virtual reality (VR) applications.

Blue Introduces Yeti Nano USB Mic for Recording and Streaming

September 3, 2018 by audioXpress Staff

Blue Introduces Yeti Nano USB Mic for Recording and Streaming

Fresh from the Logitech acquisition announcement, Blue announced a new model to its popular USB Microphone family, now expanded with a compact desktop version that helps today's broadcasters, podcasters and bloggers to easily record and stream with high-quality audio. The new Blue Yeti Nano features two condenser microphone capsules and a 24-bit/48kHz audio interface buil-in with direct output for monitoring without latency. The microphone features selectable cardioid and omnidirectional pickup patterns and is optimized for voice.

Logitech Acquires Blue Microphones

July 31, 2018 by audioXpress Staff

Logitech Acquires Blue Microphones

According to an announcement in Blue's blog page Logitech has agreed to acquire Blue Microphones, the company which evolved from its roots in professional studio microphones to make the popular Snowball USB podcast microphone - sold worldwide on Apple stores - and all sorts of microphones for home studio, web calls, and musician's use. But apart from microphones, Blue is also currently a contender in the headphone space, since it introduced its ambitious active Mo-Fi headphones using custom 50mm drivers, later also evolved into wireless models, addressing the lifestyle segment.

On the Backstage of Eurovision Song Contest 2018

May 10, 2018 by Joao Martins

On the Backstage of Eurovision Song Contest 2018

Imagine that you had to compose a 3-minute song that would represent your country in the largest song contest, televised live to 200 million viewers - the world's largest live music broadcast event. You have exactly 3 minutes to conquer the preferences of professional judges and each country's TV audience, knowing that a large number of people (and the majority in some countries) would vote simply based on their sympathy for neighbouring countries, cultural affinity, or artist recognition, given that no country can vote for its own song.

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