This is part of the promotion of their video mic, it is a fun little test to see if you can the different mic techniques being used:
https://videomicrange.com/goldenears
https://videomicrange.com/goldenears
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Rode Golder Ear Test
- Thread starter momo7G
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For someone 100% clueless about the microphone industry, I feel I did eh okay?
Though I can't see what I got wrong because I don't know what I was supposed to be listening out for in some of the tests ;(
For example I tried to rationalize what the difference between an under boom mic, vs over boom mic sound would be like (thinking about how maybe bass might be higher in the underboom?) And the questions differentiating mic brands, I can hear the difference, but I wish I could get a taste of what each was supposed to sound like so I can A/B them ;(
Fun test though.
Though I can't see what I got wrong because I don't know what I was supposed to be listening out for in some of the tests ;(
For example I tried to rationalize what the difference between an under boom mic, vs over boom mic sound would be like (thinking about how maybe bass might be higher in the underboom?) And the questions differentiating mic brands, I can hear the difference, but I wish I could get a taste of what each was supposed to sound like so I can A/B them ;(
Fun test though.
I know nothing about microphones.
I did a another test
https://www.echalk.co.uk/Science/biology/hearing/HowOldIsYourHearing/resource.html
I am 56 - so pretty close me thinks
I did a another test
https://www.echalk.co.uk/Science/biology/hearing/HowOldIsYourHearing/resource.html
I am 56 - so pretty close me thinks
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