Undirectional
undirectional
Well,I think that's impossible, but somebody should invent it. I do know something that will always pick up anything One Direction related, though: My ears. lol
You may only stop long enough to set down and pick up passengers
If you are a girl: You can pick between Mccoy or Camu from the Victory Gang. You can only pick which one to date after you become the Victory Gang leader. If you are a boy: You can date Amelia. But I am a girl, so I don't know when you get to date her... Sorry. :(
when will they pick up garber
you cnt he doesnt appear for some reason when u pick him as your manager and he is only a manager
Omni-directional microphones are meant to pick up sound from any direction at any time. Unidirectional microphones pick up sound from only one direction.
CB microphones are generally more powerful than regular microphones. CB microphones are designed to only pick up sound from a certain direction where regular microphones may pick up unwanted background noise.
Well,I think that's impossible, but somebody should invent it. I do know something that will always pick up anything One Direction related, though: My ears. lol
That would be a unidirectional mic. Microphones have varying pickup patterns, though, and you might also be talking about a cardioid or hypercardioid microphone, which pick up significantly better in some directions than in others though they aren't strictly speaking unidirectional.
A multi-directiional or omnidirectional microphone is one that will pick up sounds from all round it. Compare this to a unidirectional microphone which will only pick up sounds from the direction in which it is facing.
The Application of: Directivity- Microphones are made differently. Some microphones pick up sounds only from directly in front of them. Other microphones are pick up sounds well from all directions. The directivity shows all the various sides and angles from which a microphone can pick up sounds. Sensitivity- The sensitivity of a microphone is the gain at which the microphone can pick up sounds. Microphones with high sensitivity can pick up sounds with high gain.
Omnidirectional microphones pick up sound equally coming from all directions.
You need different types of microphones for different types of sound sources. For example, for a bass drum, you would need a microphone with the ability to catch low-frequency sound waves. For tom-toms or a snare drum, you need microphones that can pick up very loud (high SPL) sounds. For choirs, you need microphones with very large pick-up patterns. You need smaller microphones to be discreet. Vocal microphones onstage need to have excellent rear-rejection to help eliminate the risk of feedback from the mains or monitors.For live situations, omnidirectional microphones are not suitable because of the risk of feedback. Whereas with recording, different pick-up patterns can be more safely used.Most microphones (other than the Shure SM57 or similar mics) have a specific use that the mic is best suited for.
It may be you have a directional mic instead of an omnidirectional mic. A directional mic will only pick up the sound it is pointing at. BTW, microphones do not have a volume control to turn up, they have a gain control.
Basically, there are pick-ups directly under the strings that are essentially "microphones" and they amplify the sound given off by the strings.
ULtrasound probing.Sonar equipment produces sound waves that are radiated from the source and sensitive microphones and amplifiers pick up any echoes that are produced from object in water, thus allowing the operators of the equipment to determine both the range and direction of objects that would otherwise be invisible by visual search.Sonar is an acronym for SOund Navigation And Ranging.
Passively, by surrounding it with soft, sound absorbing surfaces like textiles and padding. Actively, you need microphones to pick up the sound of the machine, a processor, amplifier and speakers to generate the same sound but with the phases reversed.