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Revision as of 10:45, 10 March 2020
Excerpted from Microphone Techniques - Shure Notes
There are two basic types of microphone — omnidirectional and unidirectional.
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Omnidirectional Microphone
Omnidirectional mic. It is sensitive to sounds from all directions.
Best to use when more room ambiance is the goal. Direct and ambient sound can be adjusted by moving the mic closer to or further from the sound source.
Unidirectional Microphone
These are sensitive to sound coming from only one direction – let’s say from a guitar amplifier.
Cardioid
The most common type of unidirectional microphone is called a “cardioid” because its pickup pattern is heart-shaped. It picks up most sound from the front of the microphone and some from the sides.
Supercardioid / Hypercardioid
Supercardioid or hypercardioid microphones offer even greater sound isolation through narrower pickup patterns.