is a boundary mic a good option for a voice acoustics study?
hey there! i am planning to conduct a phd project where i will be recording participants in a quiet room while they are speaking/singing. after the recording sessions i will analyze the acoustic properties of the recordings (so the recordings should be really clean and give pitch/loudness details well), and another group of participants will listen to them for a perception task. do you think a boundary mic would be suitable for this kind of study compared to options like sm7b or a rode condenser mic?
Posted May 6, 2026, 9:32 PM UTC
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