Assertion: microphone's pattern | /r/HasProperty | cardioid
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text: 120dB ● Polar Pattern: Cardioid ● Headphone Amplifier:
text: Its switchable polar patterns (cardiod, figure of eight, and omni) increase the mic’s versatility.
text: This pattern is called cardioid which you will have seen mentioned throughout.
text: These patterns are omnidirectional, subcardioid, cardioid, supercardioid, hypercardioid, bi-directional, and shotgun.
text: There are several different types:The most common unidirectional pattern is the cardioid.
text: 44.1kHz ● Bitrate: 16-bit ● Polar Pattern: Cardioid, Omnidirectional ● Headphone Amplifier:
text: 120dB ● Polar Pattern: Cardioid ● Headphone Amplifier:
text: Outside of the USB mic world, there are several styles of microphone (condenser, dynamic, ribbon) that, combined with the various microphone polar patterns (cardioid, hypercardioid, omnidirectional, figure-eight), produce a wide range of options for the recording engineer.
text: It may only have one polar pattern—cardioid—and a few odd design choices like smooth dials, but it remains a brilliant option for those who want to specialize in voiceover and streaming.
text: The five microphone polar patterns are omni, cardioid, supercardioid, hypercardioid and figure eight.
text: These patterns are omnidirectional, subcardioid, cardioid, supercardioid, hypercardioid, bi-directional, and shotgun.
text: Pick-up pattern: cardioids.
text: It has four switchable polar patterns (cardiod, hypercardiod, figure of eight, and omni), a 0-10-20db selectable pad, and a 0-75-150Hz low end rolloff filter.
text: The most common microphone polar pattern, and the one used by every PreSonus condenser microphone is called “cardioid.