Questions IV
1. Why should you use an external microphone?
-You can select the best type of microphone from a vast assortment of professional microphones to fit the recording setting, subject, and application.
-You will have greater control over the placement of the microphone and its proximity to the subject, irrespective of where the sound or video recording device is located.
-All things being equal, a professional external microphone will have better sound recording specs than the built-in-microphone attached to your device.
-Professional external microphones use a balanced XLR connector, which is better for reducing RF interference and other types of transmission noise.
-You can select the best type of microphone from a vast assortment of professional microphones to fit the recording setting, subject, and application.
-You will have greater control over the placement of the microphone and its proximity to the subject, irrespective of where the sound or video recording device is located.
-All things being equal, a professional external microphone will have better sound recording specs than the built-in-microphone attached to your device.
-Professional external microphones use a balanced XLR connector, which is better for reducing RF interference and other types of transmission noise.
2. What are the two ways to monitor your audio recording?
I. The objective act of measuring sound intensity and setting the record levels.
II. The subjective act of listening to the audio signal as it is being recorded.
I. The objective act of measuring sound intensity and setting the record levels.
II. The subjective act of listening to the audio signal as it is being recorded.
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