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WHAT TYPE OF MICROPHONE USES THE PHANTOM POWER. 

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WHAT TYPE OF MICROPHONE USES THE PHANTOM POWER. 

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A condenser microphone requires power to produce a DC polarizing voltage and to power an internal amplifier required to drive long cables.

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Some microphones require a little flow of electricity in order to operate, while other kinds of microphones are capable of picking up sound without any power at all.

Certain kinds of microphones run on batteries, while other kinds of microphones are fed power from the device that they’re plugged into. It’s called “phantom power” when the device that the microphone is plugged into supplies it with electricity. Most audio interfaces that feature mic inputs will also supply phantom power.

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HOW DOES AN AUDIO INTERFACE COONECT TO A COMPUTER?

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HOW DOES AN AUDIO INTERFACE COONECT TO A COMPUTER?

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Some audio interfaces connect to computers through common USB ports, while others use more esoteric connections like PCMCIA slots. When you’re choosing an audio interface, it’s very important to determine the specific kind of port that’s available on your computer. This will help you find an audio interface that will be compatible with your computer, and narrow down the number of possible models from which you can choose.

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For music production, you'll probably want a quality interface because you'll need to input sound into your computer. Some, but not all, music production gear comes with interfaces built-in. Inquire to see if any of your music production gear includes an interface, otherwise, you'll probably need one.

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An audio interface is a piece of hardware that expands and improves the sonic capabilities of a computer. Some audio interfaces give you the ability to connect professional microphones, instruments and other kinds of signals to a computer, and output a variety of signals as well.