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Power User Tip: If you are recording a several speakers at once with your Revelator Dynamic, using a
de-esser can cause more problems than it solves, because over-using a de-esser or putting one where
it is not needed can turn all your 'S' sounds to "Th" sounds, and you can easily give someone a lisp
they don't have, which they are unlikely to appreciate.
11.2.4 Putting it All Together
Once you've practiced your microphone placement and technique, do some practice recordings to find
out what works for you and what doesn't. Just sit in front of the microphone and talk as you would if you
were chatting with a friend. The more natural you feel behind the microphone, the more engaging your
performance will be. Letting your natural charisma and charm come across is the best way to engage
your audience.
11.3
Technical Specifications
Revelator Dynamic Microphone
Microphone
Type
Polar Pattern
Frequency
Response (±3.0
dB)
Sensitivity
Max SPL
Headphone Out-
put
Type
Power Output
(RMS)
THD
Frequency
Response
Impedance
11.2.4 Putting it All Together
Mono Dynamic
Cardioid
20 Hz to 20 kHz
1.6mV/Pa
135 dB
1/8" TRS active stereo
22.6 mW (16Ω)
0.01%
20 Hz to 20 kHz
16Ω
103
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