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|question = Microphone Technique?

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Use close‑microphone technique: lips ~~touching~~ the windscreen.

Use close‑microphone technique: lips barely brushing the windscreen.

Every halving of distance gives roughly 6 dB more gain before feedback.

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For examples and diagrams, see [[Feedback / Microphone#Directional Microphones]].

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|question = How should I place monitors to avoid feedback?

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~~Aim monitors at the microphone’s rejection angle.~~

~~Do not place wedge monitors directly behind cardioid mics; place them at the mic’s least‑sensitive angle.~~

~~For details, see [[Feedback / Microphone#~~Monitor Placement~~]].~~

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|question = How many open microphones can I use before feedback becomes a problem?

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Use EQ sparingly.

Avoid excessive high‑frequency boost, and use ParaEQ to notch out a ~~single~~ problem ~~frequency~~ if needed.

Avoid excessive high‑frequency boost, and use ParaEQ to notch out a problem frequencies if needed.

For step‑by‑step notching instructions, see [[Feedback / Microphone#Notch Out a Problem Frequency]].

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   |question = Microphone Technique?
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-Use close‑microphone technique: lips touching the windscreen.
+Use close‑microphone technique: lips barely brushing the windscreen.
 Every halving of distance gives roughly 6 dB more gain before feedback.
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 For examples and diagrams, see [[Feedback / Microphone#Directional Microphones]].
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   |question = How should I place monitors to avoid feedback?
   |answer   =
-Aim monitors at the microphone’s rejection angle.
+{{Monitor Placement}}
-Do not place wedge monitors directly behind cardioid mics; place them at the mic’s least‑sensitive angle.
-For details, see [[Feedback / Microphone#Monitor Placement]].
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   |question = How many open microphones can I use before feedback becomes a problem?
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   |answer   =
 Use EQ sparingly.
-Avoid excessive high‑frequency boost, and use ParaEQ to notch out a single problem frequency if needed.
+Avoid excessive high‑frequency boost, and use ParaEQ to notch out a problem frequencies if needed.
 For step‑by‑step notching instructions, see [[Feedback / Microphone#Notch Out a Problem Frequency]].