Consonants

Microphone pops

Microphone pops

Pops and blasts on a microphone are caused by plosives, typical of the consonants in your speech that are formed by stopping the air with your lips or tongue followed by a sudden release of breath. This occurs notably on consonants such as P, B, T, and K.

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