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Confused about which microphone to use? Today, we’re breaking down the 3 most common types of microphones to help you choose the right tool for the job.

I’m Dvlce, Head Engineer at the BASEment Recording Studio. Whether you are recording loud guitar cabs, delicate vocals, or looking for that vintage analog warmth, knowing the difference between Dynamic, Condenser, and Ribbon mics is essential for getting a professional sound.

In this video, I explain how each mic works, what they are best suited for, and show you some industry-standard examples you’ve probably heard of.

In This Video:
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Dynamic Microphones (Shure SM58)
1:25 - When to use Dynamic Mics (Drums, Guitars, Live)
2:10 - Condenser Microphones (Rode NTK)
3:00 - When to use Condenser Mics (Studio Vocals, Acoustic)
4:54 - Ribbon Microphones
5:40 - The "Dark" Vintage Sound of Ribbons

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Gear Mentioned:
Shure SM58 (The workhorse)
Shure SM7B
Rode NTK (Tube Condenser)
Neumann U47 / U87 / U67 (The dream mics)

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TAGS: Microphone types, Dynamic vs Condenser, Ribbon Microphone explained, Shure SM58 review, Rode NTK, Audio Engineering basics, Home Studio Setup, Music Production tips, Dvlce, BASEment Recording Studio, Recording Vocals, Recording Guitar