This is the last post in our 5-part series on ceiling microphone best practices. Tip #5, while seemingly the least important step in a ceiling mic installation, is actually one of the most crucial. This is where you discover whether or not all the work you’ve done up to this point was done correctly and…
Ceiling mics were once viewed as a challenge to integrators, but their quality and capabilities have improved. The DSP algorithms used to support them have improved as well, and have actually effectively eliminated most (and in many cases all) ceiling and HVAC noises as impediments to high quality audio. Configuring the DSP settings to appropriately…
Depending on the specifications of the room, different ceiling microphones will offer the best solution. For example, the cardiod microphone has a pickup pattern of 120°. This means it picks up sounds in front of it and on all sides, making it ideal for average- to low-ceilinged rooms. As mentioned in our room acoustics post,…
Assuming your customers’ space is acoustically suited for a ceiling mic solution as we discussed in our previous ceiling mic best practices post, let’s move on to step two. Determine Appropriate Mic Placement Biamp’s CM1-6W and CM1-6WS are 6” miniaturized, gooseneck condenser microphones with fully integrated preamps designed with very high sensitivity for distance pickup.…
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