Posted: 11 Mar 2015, 23:35
Microphones need to be set to the right gain, too. That's just as critical in audio as getting the right light and exposure is in photography. You want to get a good clear *loud* sound (maximum signal to noise ratio) without any clipping. Look for a control something like this:
And ride that gain control while typing on the keyboard until you get a nice clear sound. My Meteor Mic is pretty well behaved and I can get good typing recordings from it at a plain 50% level. In fact that's how I always do it, so my keyboard samples are comparable with eachother. But you might need something higher on yours. Also: this microphone is completely manual, no auto level adjustment here. Just the way I like it!
And ride that gain control while typing on the keyboard until you get a nice clear sound. My Meteor Mic is pretty well behaved and I can get good typing recordings from it at a plain 50% level. In fact that's how I always do it, so my keyboard samples are comparable with eachother. But you might need something higher on yours. Also: this microphone is completely manual, no auto level adjustment here. Just the way I like it!