Pop Filter,PEMOTech [Upgraded Three Layers] Metal Mesh & Foam & Etamine Layer Microphone-Complete features/Owner’s Manual

Pop Filter, PEMOTech [Upgraded Three Layers] Metal Mesh & Foam & Etamine

Layer Microphone

Specifications

• ITEM WEIGHT: 1.76 ounces,
• PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: 3.62 x 3.62 x 2.99 inches,
• BRAND: PEMOTECH, COLOR: Black.

Pop filter is suitable for microphones of 45 mm to 63 mm in diameter. It is compatible with AT2020, AT2035, AT4040, AT2050, AT2020+, Samson Meteor, Scarlett CM25, CAD GXL2400, Apogee, Razer Siren X, BADAAX Mic, Rode NT1A, Rode NT-USB, MXL 770, MXL 910, MXL 2010, CAD U37, BM-800 and many other microphones with same diameter.

When recording voices, the three-layer design, which includes a foam layer, a metal net layer, and a basic etamine layer, efficiently suppresses plosive, pops, crackles, wind interference, and breath noises. For recording, speaking, or singing these microphones are ideal. This studio mic shield isolation aids in the recording of your finest voice performance. Metal mesh has a unique aesthetic design that compliments the plastic frame. Prevents saliva from getting into your microphones, keeping them clean and safeguarding them.

It is easy to use. With the combined design of elastic bands and an inner rubber ring, it’s easy to construct and dismantle from the microphone, and it’s firmly secured to your mic. The unique style is a wonderful complement with your mics.

What’s in the box

• 1 * Pop Filter

How to use

• The pop filter is used to cover the mic.
• If you are using for the first time.
• Remove the covers from the filter.
• Put the filter on the mic and adjust it.
• Your pop filter in now attached to the microphone.

How to clean the filter

You can clear the filter by following the given steps.

• You can clear it with a cleaning brush or any random small brush which has small bristles.
• Take the brush and brush all the small holes of the mesh. Make sure the bristles dust all the dirt.
• Now clean the mesh.
• Take a dry wipe and wipe off all the dirt.
• You pop filter will be cleaned.

Frequently Asked Questions

•   Is it required to use a pop filter?
  In microphones, plosives sound louder than they do in the actual world. So, while you don’t need to keep a pop filter in your back pocket every time you sing, you will need one while recording vocals. In condenser mics, plosives are very harsh. Because of the proximity effect, this is the case.

• What is the purpose of a pop filter?
  A pop filter, sometimes known as a pop shield or pop screen, is a noise- canceling microphone filter that is commonly used in recording studios. During recorded speaking and singing, it reduces or eliminates popping noises generated by the mechanical impact of fast-moving air on the microphone from plosives.

• What effect does a pop filter have on sound quality?
  It’s vital to understand that pop filters aren’t meant to remove background noise; rather, they’re designed to minimize popping noises from “plosive” sounds. However, they can still have an impact on the overall sound of your recording, so think about how you want it to sound in the end.

• Is a pop filter the same as a windscreen?
  Windscreens and pop filters operate similarly and may frequently be used interchangeably to do the same goal. Windscreens are typically composed of foam and intended to fit over the microphone element case tightly.

• Is a pop filter required for podcasting?
  Pop filters are used by musicians and podcasters to improve audio quality without having to change the way words are delivered. Your podcasts’ vocal recordings will have plosives pops if you don’t use a pop filter, which will damage the sound quality.

• Is it possible to use a sock as a pop filter?
  A sock may be used as a DIY mic pop filter, saving you money by allowing you to utilize one that you already own. You’ll need a thin sock that won’t drown out your voice for this.

• Is it possible for a pop filter to come into contact with a microphone?
  Place the pop filter close to the microphone, but not touch it. Position the microphone and pop filter at 10 o’clock or 2 o’clock. This will also aid in the prevention of plosive noises. 2″ to 6″ between the microphone and the shield will be enough, depending on personal choice.

• Is a pop filter effective in reducing breathing noise?
  A pop filter is the simplest technique to keep these plosives and breathing noises out of your audio. To get the most professional sound, look for a decent condenser mic and pop filter online.

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