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      • September 11th "102 Minutes..."
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Microphones & Cables

microphone_types.pdf
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Classic Radio Microphones
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Current Industry Standard Radio Mic (Electro)
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Current WCA-Radio Mic
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Stick Mic or Hand Held Mic
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Hand Held Mic Windscreen
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XLR Female / XLR Male
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Connector Types

Mixers & WCA-Radio Studios

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WCA-Radio Studio "A"
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WCA-Radio "A" Mixer
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WCA-Radio "A" Headphone Amp/Control
WCA-Radio Studio "A"


Uses:
- Recording Radio Shows
- Recording Voiceovers


Equipment:


Mixer: 
"POT" 1, 2, 3, 4 = Mics 1 - 4 
Main Mix = What is recording to computer


Headphone Amp:
Plug in Headphones to monitor audio being recording. 1 - 4 gives each person the ability to adjust headphone volume INDEPENDENT of each other and recording volume.


Recording Software: Audacity 
Save all files as .MP3(s) in WHS RADIO Folder, create separate folders with your name on it for your files. Email files to your WHS accounts so they can be accessed and edited in Lab or Edit Bays.


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WCA-Radio Studio "B"
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WCA-Radio "B" Mixer
WCA-Radio Studio "B"


Uses:
- Recording 2-person Radio Shows
- Recording Voiceovers


Equipment:


Mixer: 
"POT" 1, 2, 3, 4 = Mics 1 - 4 
Main Selection (Fader) = What is recording to computer


Headphones: Button "TO PHONES / CNTRL ROOM"


Up Position: Hear computer audio playback
Down Position: Hear microphone input.


Recording Software: Sound Forge 
Save all files as .MP3(s) in WHS RADIO Folder, create separate folders with your name on it for your files. Email files to your WHS accounts so they can be accessed and edited in Lab or Edit Bays.


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