Frequency Ranges Of Mics

[iknowDavenMC]

Hey,

Every microphone has a detailed specs sheet that comes with the microphone, and most if not all of them can be found online. Google search the particular microphone's spec sheet. For example, if you want to know anything about the SM57, google "Shure SM57 Specifications Sheet". You'll get a list of all the microphone's characteristics, including frequency range and frequency response graph.

Hope that helps,
David

[cplvlademir]

Thank you, i will look for the models of mics and Google them, i hope it'll work!

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[JEK3]

Looking at the frequency range and frequency response of the mics is probably not going to help alot, unless there is something very specific you want to check. I suggest you to write here all the microphones at your disposal, a brief description of what you need to mic and what you would like to achieve. I'm sure that with some more information somebody here is going to be able to help you.

[gehauser]

If you are looking for lots of mic frequency response info in one place, then

http://recordinghacks.com

is a pretty good place to start.

[cplvlademir]

Thanks you all, i was looking for ranges because i want to microphone a bass guitar amplifier, i'm
not well informed about these things so i thought i should use the most suitable Mic i have because the mics aren't really good and it's a bass so i don't want to spoil the sound. I can write the models of mics after weekend sorry about that :(

[AstralPStudios]

Originally Posted by cplvlademir

Hi, i am new on this forum and i want to ask a question, next week there is going to be a celebration in my school and i will do the mixing stuff but i don't know which microphone to use, so the question is is there any website that i can learn the frequency ranges of microphones?

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Microphone Data - Home

Love that site.