Microphone compressor using two transistors
Microphone compression is a useful tool that can help you to achieve a more consistent and polished sound. By reducing the gain of the loudest parts of your signal, compression can help to even out your volume levels and make your voice sound more upfront in the mix. It can also help to control unwanted background noise
Below is a mic compressor circuit that uses transistors as active components. VR1 and VR2 are used to control the audio tone from the microphone, while VR3 and VR4 control the output audio signal in the compressor mic. C10 must be used in this circuit.
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