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ATR
Stands for audiotape recorder.
Windscreen
Acoustic foam rubber that is put over the entire microphone to cut down wind noise.
Polar Pattern
The two-dimensional representation of the microphone pickup pattern.
Mini Plug
Connector used for some consumer audio equipment.
Ribbon Microphone
High-quality, highly sensitive microphone for critical sound pickup in the studip, usually for recording string instruments
Dynamic Microphone
A relatively rugged microphone.Good for outdoor use.
Mini Disc (MD)
A small optical disc that can store one hour of CD-quality audio.
Omnidirectional
Pickup pattern with which the microphone can hear equally well from all directions.
Volume-Unit (VU) Meter
Measures volume units, the relative loudness of amplified sound.
DAT
Stands for digital audiotape.
Hypercardioid
A very narrow pickup pattern with a long reach.The mic can also hear sounds coming directly from the back
Sweetening
The postproduction manipulation of recorded sound.
Fadar
A volume control that works by sliding a button horizontally along a specific scale.Identical in function to a pot. Also called slide fadar.
Pop Filter
A wire-mesh screen attached to the front of a mic that reduces breath pops and sudden air blasts.
Lavaliere
A small microphone that is clipped to clothing. Also called lav.
Pickup Pattern
The territory around the microphone within which the mic can hear well.
RCA phono plug
Connector for video and audio equipment.
Digital Versatile disc (DVD)
The standard DVD can store 4.7 gigabytes of video and/or audio information.
Condenser Microphone
High-quality, sensitive microphone for critical sound pickup.
Unidirectional
Pickup pattern with which the microphone can hear best from the front.
XLR Connector
Professional threewire connector for audio cables.
Cardioid
Heart-shaped pickup pattern of a unidirectional microphone.
Jack
A socket or receptacle for a connector.

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