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The 27 pages that link to Microphone, each with the reason it gives.

• Music productionRelated: Microphone choice and placement affect the sound captured at its source.

• Sound recordingRelated: It converts incoming sound into a signal that recording systems can capture.

• Bing CrosbyRelated: Close microphone use let Crosby sing softly without projecting like a stage belter.

• Field recordingRelated: Its pickup pattern and sensitivity determine which sounds dominate an outdoor recording.

• Hearing aidRelated: It captures incoming sound for the hearing aid’s processing circuit.

• Studio recordingRelated: Microphones turn performances into signals that recording equipment can capture.

• Recording studioRelated: Microphones turn performances into signals that a studio can record.

• Analog signalRelated: Many microphones produce an analog voltage that follows sound pressure.

• TelephoneRelated: It captures speech at the transmitting end of a telephone.

• Audio feedbackRelated: Microphone placement and direction strongly affect how much amplified sound returns to the input.

• PodcastingRelated: It captures the voices and sounds that form many podcast episodes.

• Sound pressureRelated: Microphones sense sound-induced pressure variations at a location.

• Sound recording and reproductionRelated: It converts incoming sound into a signal that recording systems can store.

• Television studioRelated: Studio microphones capture dialogue and other sounds for recording or transmission.

• Audio signalRelated: Its output is an analog audio signal that follows incoming sound pressure.

• Record productionRelated: Microphone choice and placement strongly shape the recorded sound.

• Active noise controlRelated: Microphones measure unwanted sound so a controller can estimate what to cancel.

• Vocal productionRelated: Its pickup pattern and frequency response shape the recorded vocal before processing.

• CrooningRelated: Electrical amplification lets a singer use a soft voice without projecting across a room.

• K. L. SaigalRelated: Microphone technique helped make intimate, nuanced vocal delivery effective on early sound-film recordings.

• VideotelephonyRelated: It captures speech for transmission.

• Sound cardRelated: A microphone supplies the analog input that a sound card can digitize.

• Video cameraRelated: A camera’s microphone captures sound for synchronized audiovisual recording.

• Johnnie RayRelated: Amplification let Ray’s intimate vocal inflections carry through large venues and recordings.