What’s the Difference Between Line and Mic Levels?
Are you confused by line level versus mic level? Well, you’re not alone. We’re often asked to explain the difference. Simply stated, these both refer to the voltage level of an audio signal.
Wind Instruments
Elevate your tone. Shure brass and woodwind microphones and wireless systems capture your sound, whether you project or lay back in the blend.
Brass and wind mics that blow them over.
From your mouthpiece, to every corner of a packed house. When your tone meets our mics, the complete nuance comes through.
Rugged and durable for live use, precise and consistent for studio work. Peel paint, lay back, or just blow. The sound will always be your own—natural and expressive.
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Further Reading
Further Reading
Jimmy Fallon's Band The Roots: Mics of the Tonight Show
One of Jimmy Fallon's biggest loves is the musical portion of the show, which is why he chose to bring along his friends from The Roots to continue …
Choosing a Saxophone Microphone for Recording and Live Sound
In this post, we're going to turn the spotlight on an essential instrument in the horn section: the saxophone. To help us do it, we've turned to a …