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The Shure SM7B is a professional dynamic microphone that enhances your voice while blocking out distractions, best used for voiceover, ADR, radio, and podcasts. It has a flat, wide-range frequency response, bass roll-off, and midrange emphasis controls, and is shielded against electromagnetic hum and broadband interference.
It features an effective pop filter and is shipped with an A7WS detachable close-talk windscreen, having an easy-to-mount and dismount yoke using a captive stand nut. It using the cardioid polar pattern ensures off-axis rejection while recording a wide range of sounds, voices with a deep baritone, or a high soprano, be it a whisper, the Shure SM7B is the right mic for the job.
Shure SM7B being dynamic works relatively simple like a speaker in reverse, inside lines of flux from the magnet is a small coil of wire, that is attached to a diaphragm which moves with the sound vibrations. The coil converts the movement into an electrical energy that can be recorded.
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The Shure SM7B comes with a shock mount, most condenser microphones include a shock mount, which is circular and make use of an elastic suspension that helps reduce vibrations transferred by through the floor that can cause audio interference.
Shure SM7B comes with a pop filter, pop filters are a great tool for improving your audio. These diffuse the pressure of the air coming from certain vocal sounds, for example, sibilants (s sounds). This helps capture a cleaner recording without those ear-piercing exaggerations.
Shure SM7B has the cardioid pattern, microphones that use this pattern have a wide on-axis reception area and maximum rejection at 180 degrees off-axis. This means that this pattern is more directional and sensitive to the front of the microphone in the on-axis position, and reduces in sensitivity in the sides and a null point in the rear of the mic.
Shure SM7B has its lowest frequency at 50Hz, a mic that can pick a low frequency below 30Hz is good for miking, and toms, or if you're looking for a bass drum microphone.
Shure SM7B's upper limiting frequency is 20,000Hz, meaning that sounds at a frequency above 20,000Hz will not be recorded. In an ideal situation, a microphone's frequency response should be a one-to-one reproduction, in reality, some vibrations get lost during the process and bits of the info doesn't make it to the output recording.
Shure SM7B's sensitivity is measured at 1.1mV/Pa, this tells you what the electrical output of a microphone will be for a given acoustic input. The higher the number, the more sensitive the microphone is.