Beskrivelse
Avansert, omni-directional kalibrert mikrofon fra miniDSP med USB-tilkobling. Som software kan vi anbefale f.eks. gratisprogrammet REW.
Så snart du har mottatt mikrofonen kan du laste ned den unike kalibreringsfilen ved å taste inn serienummeret på denne siden (litt ned på siden): http://www.minidsp.com/products/acoustic-measurement/umik-1. Du laster ned både 0- og 90-graders (for standard vertikale målinger) kalibreringsfil.
Her er en god video som viser hvordan du benytter miniDSP og REW for korreksjon av multiple subber
Informasjon fra produsent
MiniDSP is pleased to introduce the UMIK-2, its second-generation omni-directional acoustic measurement microphone. The UMIK-2 has everything that made the first-generation UMIK-1 one of our best selling products, including a convenient plug-and-play USB connection and a unique calibration file for each microphone to ensure accuracy.
However, the UMIK-2 is also a significant upgrade in performance and functionality. A larger 1/2-inch microphone capsule provides lower noise and lower distortion, which is preserved by the 32-bit ADC (analog-to-digital convertor) built into the microphone shell. Furthermore, sample rates are selectable from 44.1 to 192 kHz for compatibility with the widest possible range of measurement and recording software.
The UMIK-2 is of course fully compatible with REW (Room EQ Wizard) and Dirac Live (version 3 and later). Driverless operation with macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, and a supplied ASIO driver for Windows ensure simple integration into many other measurement and recording applications. With the UMIK-2, miniDSP once agains stretch the limits of affordable acoustic measurement gear. Let the measurement fun begin!
Features
- USB Audio Reference Measurement Microphone
- Unique calibration file for each microphone
- 1/2" capsule on 60 UNS thread
- 32bit 44.1~192kHz recording, Custom Windows ASIO drivers and Plug&Play on Linux/Mac OSx
- Low noise floor preamps, 120DR ADC
- Plug&Play compatible with wide range of software, including REW & Dirac Live platforms
Product Downloads
- UMIK-2 Product datasheet
- UMIK-2 User Manual
- Win Driver download link ( Please read manual for installation details)
What's in the box?
- 1 x UMIK-2 microphone
- 1 x shielded USB C (microphone) to USB (standard) cable (2m)
- 1 x mini Tripod + Mic Clamp
- 1 x wind screen
Unique Calibration File Download
All UMIK-2 are calibrated with a unique calibration file. In addition, a unique auto-generated 90-degree calibration file. To download the calibration files, look for the 7 digit Serial Number found on the body of the microphone.
- Enter the serial number in the form below (three digits then four digits e.g. 810-XXXX).
- Your calibration files will automatically download in most browsers. If not, click on the links provided to manually download.
Calibration file download
Which calibration file should I use and where to point the UMIK-2?
We provide two calibration files to be used depending on your application.
- For stereo system (e.g. 2ch dirac live, single speaker measurement), use the 0deg file and point the UMIK-2 at the speakers
- For multichannel system (E.g. 5.1/7.1) or a surround application where multiple speakers are spreadout around the room, use the 90deg file and point the UMIK-2 at the ceiling.
Recommended by our Friends
The miniDSP team built long term relationships with the following leading software applications and is proud to showcase them as our recommeded software solutions:
REW: miniDSP once agains partners with John Mulcahy to develop even greater compatibility for the UMIK-2 inside REW! With the latest REW version (Beta , the UMIK-2 is automatically recognized by the software and prompted for use when REW is started with the microphone plugged in.
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Dirac Live: Dirac Live (3.x and up) also supports plug&play integration with the UMIK-2 for best measurement accuracy.
Balint Laczko (bekreftet eier) –
The quality is high and the noise floor is low. Great build quality, well worth the price. It also works with my Android phone without a problem, which is a huge win for field recording, or measurements on the go. An additional fun fact for sound designers is that it can also record in the ultrasound domain (up to around 80 kHz as I’ve seen), although you’ll have to boost the high frequencies considerably in post, depending on the source. Oh, and last but not least: I never actually seen such a high quality small tripod as the one that comes with the mic in the box. Small detail, but highly appreciated.