Sony releases new ECM-M1 gun microphone: eight radio modes, 2499 yuan

CTOnews.com July 12 news, Sony today officially released a compact gun-shaped digital audio microphone ECM-M1, the price of 2499 yuan, available in late July.

The specifications of CTOnews.com finishing ECM-M1 are as follows:

ECM-M1 combines the characteristics of Sony digital audio microphone, such as no plug, no charge, clear reception, etc., and relies on Sony's advanced beamforming technology to accurately control the sensitivity of multiple microphone units. For the first time in the industry, an efficient recording solution that supports eight radio modes has been launched. Through a mode knob with a lock button, the user can select a matching radio mode as needed:

Strong directivity (hypercentric) to clearly pick up the sound directly in front of the microphone, suitable for live streaming and Vlog scenarios.

Single directional (heart-shaped), picking up the sound in front of you from a wide angle, suitable for multi-person scenes such as meeting minutes.

Omni-directional, balanced recording of sound in all directions, can be used to record ambient sound.

[added] strong directivity (rear), which is more suitable for narration scenes in Vlog recording.

[added] strong directivity (front + rear), which can record sounds from the front and rear of the microphone at the same time, which is suitable for dialogue and interview scenes.

[new] highly directional (front / rear) independent channel. Compared with the previous mode, the sounds from the front and rear are recorded on separate tracks respectively, which is convenient for users to adjust later. It is suitable for dialogue and interview scenes.

[new] stereo mode, which can record concerts, stages and other activities with a sense of sound positioning.

[new] Super directivity, taking a step further on the basis of strong directivity, using adaptive beamforming technology to pick up the sound from the target in front (within 30 degrees width), while suppressing other sounds, dynamically adapting to the surrounding sound, to get a clear sound effect.