Shure MV5 Bedienungsanleitung

MV5

Digital Condenser Microphone

The Shure digital condenser microphone, MV5, user guide.

Version: 3 (2019-L)

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Table of Contents
MV5Digital Condenser Microphone 3
General Description 3
Features 3
Quick Setup 3
Connections and Controls 4
Preset Modes 4
Advanced Mic Settings 5
Equalizer 5
Placement 6
Podcast and Voice Recording 6
Music, Singing, and Acoustic Instruments 6
Bands and Louder Sources 6
Additional Tips 7
Adjusting Microphone Level 7
Adjusting Headphone Level 7
Accessing the Control Panel 8
Input Meter Level 8
Listening Through Headphones 8
Sampling Rate and Bit Depth 8
Troubleshooting 9
System Requirements and Compatibility 9
Specifications 10
Accessories 12
Furnished Accessories 12
Certifications 12
Information to the user 13

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MV5

Digital Condenser Microphone

General Description

The Shure MV5 microphone connects directly to a computer or mobile device over a USB or Lightning connection. Ideal for

home recording or podcasting, the MV5 features preset voice and instrument record modes for fast, easy configuration.

Features

Convenient, Compact Design: This sleek and durable microphone mounts on the MV5 desktop stand or any stand with

a 1/4" threaded adapter.

Plug and Play: The MV5 automatically becomes the active audio device when plugged into a USB or Lightning compati

ble device.

Preset Modes: Minimize setup time with preset DSP modes designed to adjust your gain, equalization and compression

for a variety of applications.

Quick Setup

Connect the microphone to a computer or mobile device. Use the appropriate cable (USB or Lightning).

The Green status LED indicates a successful connection.

Note: When using apps like Voice Memo, the LED will not light until Record is engaged.

Confirm that the MV5 is the selected audio device.

Most computers and mobile devices automatically detect the MV5 and assign it as the primary audio device. If your

computer settings default to another device, open the sound control panel and select the MV5. To quickly verify that the

device is recognized, plug headphones into the MV5 audio output and play an audio track. If you can hear sound, the

microphone is functioning properly.

Note: When the MV5 is assigned as the audio device, all monitoring and playback from the recording software goes to the headphone output of the

MV5.

Use the MODE button to select the preset mode that fits your application.

If the audio is too quiet or causes distortion, gain can be manually configured. However, the modes typically do not re

quire additional gain adjustments. Refer to the "Adjusting Microphone Level" topic in this guide for details.

In your recording application, select the MV5 as the input source.

See your software user guide for information on assigning input sources.

Record.

The microphone is ready to use!

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Connections and Controls

①Mode Selection Button

Press to switch between preset modes

②Mute Button

Press to mute the microphone input

③Headphone Volume Control

Adjusts the headphone volume

④Headphone Output

Plug in any headphones with a 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) connector

⑤Micro USB Port

Use the appropriate cable (USB or Lightning) to connect the MV5 to a computer or mobile device

⑥Voice Mode

The LED indicator illuminates when this mode is selected

⑦Status Indicator

LED Behavior Status

Green Active USB or Lightning connection

Flashing Red (all 3 LEDs) Muted

⑧Instrument Mode

The LED indicator illuminates when this mode is selected

Note: Flat Mode is engaged when both mode LEDs are off.

Preset Modes

Three selectable modes adjust settings for gain, equalization, and dynamics to bring out the best sound characteristics for your

recording needs.

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Mode Application Characteristics

Voice

Use for speech or vocals

in podcasting or musical

applications

Equalization to emphasize clarity and fullness, and gentle compression to keep

levels consistent. A de-esser reduces sibilance (the harsh sound that occurs

when words with an "S" are spoken).

Instrument

Best for acoustic instru

ments and live music ap

plications

Transparent compression to smooth out volume spikes and bring quiet pas

sages forward. Equalization emphasizes detail and gives an overall natural

sound.

Flat

Suited for any application A completely unprocessed signal (no equalization or compression settings

used). Adds flexibility when processing the audio after recording.

Advanced Mic Settings

After selecting the preset mode, finetune your sound with limiter, compressor, and equalizer settings. These settings are re

tained in the microphone when using other audio and video recording applications.

Limiter

Toggle the limiter on or off to prevent distortion from volume peaks in your recording.

Compressor

Choose no compression, or select light or heavy compression to control volume when your sound source is dynamic. Quiet

signals are boosted and loud signals are lowered.

Equalizer

Change the preset modes to hear the DSP changes, and use the equalizer to boost or cut bands of frequencies to improve

sound clarity.

Note: Equalization within presets will not be displayed. However, the EQ icon in the advanced settings status bar indicates user-selected equalization.

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Equalization changes are displayed in the equalizer image.

EQ persists between preset mode changes.

Placement

This section suggests microphone placement for typical use cases. Keep in mind that there are many effective ways to record

a given source. Experiment with microphone placement and settings to find what works best.

Podcast and Voice Recording

Set the microphone to the Voice mode. Speak directly into the front of the microphone, 2-12 inches (5-30 cm) away. Speaking

closer to the microphone results in more bass response, similar to voices on a radio broadcast. Make additional gain adjust

ments if necessary.

Music, Singing, and Acoustic Instruments

To capture acoustic sources, such as singing, acoustic guitar, soft percussion, or other musical instruments, use a close micro

phone placement. Start with Instrument mode for best results.

Aim the microphone directly at the sound source. For a single source, such as a string instrument or a vocalist, place the mi

crophone 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30 cm) away. For a small group or a performer who is singing and playing an instrument simul

taneously, use a distance of 2 to 10 feet (0.6m to 3 m). Placing the microphone farther away results in more ambient room

sound. Make additional gain adjustments if necessary.

Bands and Louder Sources

To record a band with drums, amplified instruments, or any other loud sources, start with Instrument mode for best results. Aim

the microphone towards the group at a distance of 6 to 15 feet (1.83 to 4.6 m). Placement of the microphone depends on the

size of the room, number of people, and instrument volume. If possible, walk around the room and listen to find where it sounds

best. Make additional gain adjustments if necessary.

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For a single electric guitar amplifier, aim the microphone towards the center of the speaker at a distance of 0 to 18 inches (0 to

45 cm).

Additional Tips

Shure offers additional educational publications on recording techniques for specific instruments and applications. Visit

www.shure.com for more information.

Adjusting Microphone Level

Microphone level (gain) typically does not need adjustment when using the appropriate preset mode. However, if you hear dis

tortion or the audio is too low, adjust the microphone level in the Audio or Sound control panel of your computer or recording

device.

Keep the following in mind:

Set the microphone level before adjusting headphone volume.

The headphone volume does not affect the signal level sent to the computer.

Use the thumbwheel on the microphone to adjust headphone volume to a comfortable level. Do not change microphone

gain to adjust the headphone volume.

Adjusting Headphone Level

The headphone monitoring level is affected by the device and the computer settings level. Raise your computer volume and

easily adjust headphones through the MV5 thumbwheel.

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Accessing the Control Panel

Windows

Open the sound control panel and select the Recording tab.

Open the Shure MV5 device.

Under the Levels tab, adjust the gain level using the slider.

Mac

Open the Audio Midi Settings panel.

Select the Shure MV5 device.

Click on Input to adjust the gain using the slider.

Mac audio settings panel

Input Meter Level

If your digital audio workstation or recording software has input meters, adjust the microphone level so it peaks between -12

and -6 dB. Otherwise, simply listen to the audio to make sure it is loud enough and not distorting.

Peak Levels

The target range for peak levels on a typical meter is between -12 and -6 dB.

Listening Through Headphones

The headphone jack provides an equal blend of the direct microphone signal and audio playback from the computer. This al

lows you to conveniently adjust the headphone volume for both with one control, the thumbwheel on the MV5. To adjust the

amount of playback audio relative to the direct microphone signal, use the computer or DAW mixer settings.

Tip: When first connecting the microphone to your computer, make sure to raise the volume level in the sound control panel of

the computer for a strong audio signal. Then adjust headphone level for comfortable monitoring.

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Sampling Rate and Bit Depth

Sample Rate and Bit Depth settings are found in a drop down menu in the audio or sound control panel of your computer. You

can adjust these variables to fit your needs. Select a lower sample rate for podcast recording, when it is important to have a

smaller file for easy download. Select a higher sample rate for music and more dynamic recordings.

Tip: Record at a higher sample rate and bounce down to an M4A for a file with the highest sound quality at a manageable size.

Tip for PC users: Make sure that the sample rate and bit depth microphone settings, found in the sound control panel of the

computer, match with the sample rate and bit depth selected in your software.

Troubleshooting

Issue Solution

The display does not illumi

nate Make sure that the MV5 is fully plugged in.

Audio is too low Check the computer sound control panel settings. When first connecting the MV5 to your

computer, make sure to raise the computer volume level.

Audio sounds bad Check the sound control panel of the computer to ensure that the MV5 is fully plugged in

and recognized.

Audio is distorted Use the audio meter to ensure that volume peaks are within the target range. If level is

reaching the red peak indicator of the input meter, turn the gain down.

Audio sounds unnatural or

jittery

Make sure that the sample rate and bit depth microphone settings, found in the sound

control panel of the computer, are consistent with the sample rate and bit depth selected

in your software.

MV5 is plugged in, but the

volume meter does not regis

ter a signal.

Edit the privacy setting for the iOS device under SETTINGS > PRIVACY > MICROPHONE

to give the recording application permission to use the microphone.

Device not working with USB

hub.

The MV5 requires 250 mA per port. Check USB hub documentation for current/port speci

fication.

System Requirements and Compatibility

Windows

Windows 7 and higher

Minimum RAM = 64 MB

USB 2.0

Macintosh

OS X Lion 10.7 and higher

Minimum RAM = 64 MB

USB 2.0

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iOS iOS 10.0 and higher

iPhone iPhone 5 and higher

iPod Touch 5th gen

iPad iPad 4th gen and higher

iPad Mini iPad Mini 1st gen and higher

Specifications

MFi Certified

Yes

DSP Modes (Presets)

Voice/Instrument/Flat

Cartridge Type

Electret Condenser (16 mm)

Polar Pattern

Unidirectional (Cardioid)

Bit Depth

16-bit/24-bit

Sampling Rate

44.1/48 kHz

Frequency Response

20 Hz to 20,000 Hz

Adjustable Gain Range

0 to +36 dB

Sensitivity

-40 dBFS/Pa at 1 kHz

Maximum SPL

130 dB SPL

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