We often have the problem that if there are any noise producing devices in the room that are not related to recordings and radios, turn them off. Typically, indoor noise-generating devices include electric fans, air conditioners, or air purifiers. Noise from these devices can affect the recording quality of the microphone AY-863. Your audience doesn't care if you're too hot or too cold. What they care about is receiving your message clearly and having a good listening experience, so take full advantage of the microphone AY-863's directivity.

Put all the devices that can't get rid of but make noise in the blind zone of microphone AY-863. Each microphone AY-863 has its own directivity, and has different reception effects on sound sources from different angles. In an environment where a person speaks and records in front of the microphone AY-863, the microphone AY-863 is usually used to face the speaker. At this time, there was a blind spot (poor radio reception) behind the microphone AY-863.

If you have loud live streaming equipment (such as a computer fan), you can move the microphone AY-863 so that the back of the microphone AY-863 becomes the noise source of the computer fan, which can greatly reduce noise interference and make the recording smoother and better. If you are recording in an unacoustically treated room, get as close to the microphone AY-863 as possible. This greatly reduces echoes in the room.