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Question

proper handling of mic can affect our voice but some singer can sing even though the is too much closer but when i try to sing closer to mic i cannot understand but when i sing without mic is understandable

Answer 1

If I understand your question, you're talking about a "compressor / limiter". It is a processor connected between the mic and the mixer - it raises low signal and limits sounds that are too loud that distort the sound. Also, careful eq can help a vocal - when a singer has the mic very close the bass is boosted - dropping the low frequencies and raising at around 2k makes the vocal clearer.

Answer 2

There are a lot of things that affect the sound of a voice through a microphone - microphone quality, how much the singer knows about microphone handling techniques, how well the channel on the mixer board is adjusted properly for the singer with the band, how good the P.A. speakers are, etc. If you do some online research in how to use audio systems and microphone handling techniques you will see what is right and what isn't, and why some things work and some things don't. One thing is for certain though: a $10 computer voice microphone is not going to sound as good as a $4,000 Neumann microphone - no matter how good the rest of the system is. You still need quality gear, and you need someone that knows how to work it right.

Answer 3

as quickly as I hear Poison i might anticipate to be sure some singer that has hair like a girl with a sparkling perm and wears greater makeup than Mimi on the Drew Carey practice, yet then I observed what the singer gave the look of and oh.. nevermind.