[PD] [ot][really ot] microphone amplifier
Martin Schied
crinimal at gmx.net
Sat Jun 13 13:24:58 CEST 2009
Hi,
maybe your electret mic had no power? Like other condenser mics (it's
actually a kind of condenser mic) it needs to have a small power source.
See following page for more info on microphone powering:
http://www.epanorama.net/circuits/microphone_powering.html
Martin
mrz wrote:
> hello, thanks for all the replies!
>
> This won't work with the AK1, because the level of those electret-mics
> is to low. The mic-input in AK1 is working for other mics like dynamic
> mics or condensator mics. Or am i missing something? (I'm not really
> educated in microphonics.)
>
> Anyway, I found now my fast workaround: -(because the performance will
> be in less than 2 weeks, and I have to hack telephons and a lot of
> other stuff)- The cheap microphon goes into my mp3-player and will be
> amplified there in monitor mode and goes direct into the Audio Kontrol 1.
>
> thanks again- When I have the time I build this "amp-circuit"..
>
> cheers
> moritz
>
>
> On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 3:25 AM, PSPunch <shima at pspunch.com
> <mailto:shima at pspunch.com>> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
>
> I use an AK1 myself.
> It has two inputs channels, one with a mic preamp (and also 48V)
> built in it.
>
> For your "cheap mic" (mono I suppose?) it is likely that all you
> need is an adapter to convert it to the relevant size... 1/4inch
> or XLR. Pop it into input channel 1 and select the input source to
> "MIC" using the front button.
>
> If your "stereo mic" is one of those that are battery operated and
> has 1 output connector, it is likely you will need a connector to
> split the output to feed the two inputs in front of the AK1.
>
> And last, if your stereo mic is NOT battery operated, you will
> probably need at least one external mic preamp cause the AK1 has
> only one built in.
>
> If you can send me a photo of the mic including the connectors, I
> maybe able to forward you to the necessary adapters.
>
>
> hei,
> I have a question not directly related to PD. But since this
> list is my favorite audio and device-hackers list I ask it here.
> (maybe you can refer me to a nice list about topics like that.)
> I have some microphones - a very cheap small microphone and a
> stereo mic- they work fine to record into my mp3-player.
> But I want to record directly with those mics into pd trough
> my soundcard (audio kontrol 1). And it's not amplified.
> How can i build a hardware amplifier for those mics- or buy
> something like that? any suggestions?
> (I prefer to buy something- since I have to hack allready a
> lot of other devices...)
>
> thanks for any hints
> cheers
> [moritz~]
>
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