Author: Genx

Practice makes perfect.

When recording rap, it is a good idea to adjust the distance between the microphone and the pop filter, taking the following points into consideration.

Basic Distance

• Microphone and pop guard: 5-10cm
• Pop guard and mouth: 5-10cm
• Microphone to mouth: 100cm

Key points for adjustment

• Volume:
  • If you speak loudly, move the microphone a little farther away from your mouth to prevent distortion.
  • If you have a quieter voice, try moving the microphone a little closer to your mouth to improve sound quality.
• Microphone Type:
  • If you have a highly directional microphone, it doesn’t hurt to move the microphone a little closer to your mouth.
  • If you have a less directional microphone, move the microphone a little further away from your mouth to reduce the interference from surrounding noise.
• Recording environment:
  • If you’re in a large room, move the microphone a little farther away from your mouth to reduce sound reflections.
  • If your room is small, try moving the microphone a little closer to your mouth to improve sound quality.

others

• A pop guard not only prevents saliva and breath from coming into direct contact with the microphone, but also helps reduce popping noises caused by plosive sounds (such as P and B).
• The distance between the microphone and the pop filter is only a guide. Find the optimal distance while actually recording.
• We recommend listening back to the recording, checking the sound quality and noise, and then adjusting the distance between the microphone and the pop filter.

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