- Which type of pop filter is best?
- Does it matter which pop filter I get?
- Do you really need a pop filter?
- Do pop filters really work?
Which type of pop filter is best?
Best Pop Filters For Recording Vocals
- Stedman Corporation Proscreen XL.
- Auphonix 6-inch Pop Filter.
- Blue The Pop.
- WindTech PopGard 2000.
- Nady MPF-6.
- Avantone PS-1 PRO-SHIELD.
Does it matter which pop filter I get?
It depends on the purpose and quality the individual is trying to achieve. An inexpensive pop filter will serve its purpose for most beginners, but more expensive filters will shield bursting sounds (“p's” and “b's” sound) more effectively.
Do you really need a pop filter?
Simple – pop filters are used to stop plosives. ... Plosives sound louder in microphones than they do in the real world. So while you don't need to carry around a pop filter in your back pocket for every time you sing, a pop filter for recording vocals is necessary. Plosives are especially harsh in condenser mics.
Do pop filters really work?
Pop filters do not appreciably affect hissing sounds or sibilance, for which de-essing is used. Additionally, a pop filter can protect against the accumulation of saliva on the microphone element. Salts in human saliva are corrosive, so the use of a pop filter may improve the lifespan of the microphone.