Vortex Media VTX 1000 Benutzerhandbuch
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For wired microphones, the input gain is dependant on the sensitivity of the microphone as well as the
typical distance from the talker to the microphone.
typical distance from the talker to the microphone.
Type of Microphone
Average Level
Tabletop
Mic Mode, 15 dB
Ceiling
Mic Mode, 25 dB
Podium
Mic Mode, 10 dB
Gooseneck
Mic Mode, 5 dB
Wireless
Depends on the receiver*
*Some wireless receivers transmit audio at line level (approximately 0 to -10 dB) and others transmit at mic
level (approximately -30 dB). Based on the transmit level, you may need to apply gain in the Vortex device.
For example, if a wireless receiver's nominal transmit level is -10 dB, you will need to apply +10 dB on the
input of the Vortex device to achieve unity (0 dB) gain.
level (approximately -30 dB). Based on the transmit level, you may need to apply gain in the Vortex device.
For example, if a wireless receiver's nominal transmit level is -10 dB, you will need to apply +10 dB on the
input of the Vortex device to achieve unity (0 dB) gain.
In order to set the gain appropriately, we recommend leaving all processing enabled and having someone
talk into the microphone. Have another person watch the levels in Conference Composer or via the front
panel of the Vortex device. You want the speech to light up the first yellow LED (0 dBu) and flicker the
second yellow LED (+3 dB). This level indicates that the Vortex device has a good level for processing while
still retaining about 20 dB of headroom.
talk into the microphone. Have another person watch the levels in Conference Composer or via the front
panel of the Vortex device. You want the speech to light up the first yellow LED (0 dBu) and flicker the
second yellow LED (+3 dB). This level indicates that the Vortex device has a good level for processing while
still retaining about 20 dB of headroom.
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