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Hi There,
Still trying to get used to a new mic, and wondered if anyone can give help me figure out where I should be having the "switch" set to, lo, med or hi, and how do I get to that answer lol?
This is the mic I have:
The MXL USB.006 Cardioid Condenser Microphone has an extremely smooth, natural sound typical of what you'd hear on a professionally produced CD or radio show. Completely plug and play, the MXL USB.006 doesn't skimp on quality with a gold-sputtered diaphragm and 20Hz-20kHz frequency response. It even has a 3-position, switchable attenuation pad that makes it easy to configure this mic to just about any sound source.
Thanks in advance for any advice or insight into getting the best sound I can from it,
Letha
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