headset microphone vocals

headset microphone vocals

• Receiver – the actual unit that recieves the transmitted signal from the wireless microphone.

• Bodypack Transmitter – This is a small box that you clip on to your belt or around your waist. It transmits the signal from your wireless headset to the receiver.

• Handheld Transmitter – It’s actually a part of the handheld microphone (the stick). So there is nothing that you need to attach to your body.

Right off the bat you’re looking for the right mic to sing, so lets talk about what we’re not considering. Even though it is in the wireless family. The body-mic, known as a lavalier microphone is generally used for speaking. A microphone for recording lectures or listening to someone speak on stage.
So that leaves the hands and the head. Now there are quite a few value packages out on the market that include both the handheld and the headset. So you can have the option with one of these bundles to try out both and see if you like it.
The headset is generally referred to as a headset and the handheld usually is called a stick. So now will you not only look like a rock-star, but you can use the lingo too!

Headworn Microphone for Singers

You’ll find that it takes a little getting used to as well as personal adjustment to get your sound. Some people can find the headset quite strange to get started with (I did!). The microphone itself is on a flexible arm that is completely adjustable. You’ll find yourself doing a lot to that when you get started.