How to debug in KTV audio.Outdoor large-scale performance audio

　　If you want to be a Mai Baba in KTV, you must learn to debug the microphone by yourself. Generally, the staff will only determine whether the microphone works normally, and debugging the microphone can make your singing more. The following Vilius Audio Co., Ltd. will be shared with you.

　　Since the KTV is a dynamic microphone, insist on the following principles during debugging: Try not to cover the microphone pickup area as much as possible. The overall direction is to add high frequencies with insufficient singing to the bottom, highlighting the brightness of the singer's voice, reducing the frequency of fullness, avoiding the sound too loud and distorted. The woman with low frequency sound is thick, and men with high frequency sound transparent.

　　① During the tuning, the left and right channels should be monitored separately. The relationship between listening and audio sounds should be familiar with, and depends on personal hearing to a large extent.

　　② Beautiful singing with loud sound. Non -professional singers should be appropriately aggravated to cover up the defects in noise and sound.

　　③ Pay attention to low frequency and high frequencies at the volume hours; when the volume is large, the middle frequency is appropriately increased to enhance the brightness of the sound.

　　④ The tuning is mainly singing. Before the song appears, the accompaniment gradually lowered to highlight the singing.

　　⑤ Pay attention to Disco or rock music: the compensation button should not be rotated when improving the bass, so as not to damage the amplifier and speakers due to excessive power output.

　　⑥ If the sound feedback scream occurs, the total amount of microphone should be reduced (or fine -tuning the knob) to remove the screaming sound quickly, and then gradually increase the reason.

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