A non-technical course for both technical and non-technical broadcasters. This course demonstrates the differences, potential, and uses of various types of microphone; proper and improper placement; choice and treatment.

A non-technical course for both technical and non-technical broadcasters. This course demonstrates the differences, potential, and uses of various types of microphone; proper and improper placement; choice and treatment in particular recording situations; stereo and special purpose mics; settings and adjustments for particular desired effects; helpful accessories; different recording situations; care and treatment - dealing with many of the microphones in circulation today. The purpose is to educate the 'ear' of the user to the possibilities inherent in a proper knowledge of this vital piece of equipment. The audio on this CD-ROM provides the opportunity to hear these things all in the one place. Though it can be heard adequately through most computers, because of the topic and its dependence on an 'educated ear', it is recommended that users get the very best speaker system compatible with the computer, in order to appreciate the subtleties inherent in this discipline. A 'must' for studio technicians.

For information about the price (box plus postage) please contact: info@aibd.org.my

Alternatively you can download the CD from here, but due to the size of the file, this is only an option if you have broadband internet access. And even then it takes about five hours to download.
Microphone Techniques for Radio CD-ROM image (664 Mbyte, MD5 d1ad1e0e119e24584a4384863086488a)

Please take note that the download file is an ISO 9660 image, which needs to be transferred to a CD-recordable. All popular CD-writing software on the market support ISO 9660 image transfer.

For information about the price (box plus postage) please contact: info@aibd.org.my