Dampen Vibrations from Keyboard to Microphone

[CheesyMozzerella]

Hey, my microphone picks up incredibly loud bangs from my keyboard every time I type. I use the Blue Nessie microphone, and a cheap £10 keyboard. As you can see from searching the name of the microphone hanging it from a. Stand is not an option. Please send ne any ideas on how to dampen the noise/vibrations.

[cluelessgenius]

well unfortunatly i have no real solution but i am interested in the matter in general too. because typing is always kinda nousy when skyping or anything so their must be a general way one can have the mic not pic it up so loudly

[cluelessgenius]

Hey, my microphone picks up incredibly loud bangs from my keyboard every time I type. I use the Blue Nessie microphone, and a cheap £10 keyboard. As you can see from searching the name of the microphone hanging it from a. Stand is not an option. Please send ne any ideas on how to dampen the noise/vibrations.

but i guess since typing is essentialy hitting the desk with your fingers it will always cause vibration. of course one can get a not so loud keybourd but as for the vibration i think other than removing the mic from the desk theres not much one can do

[Veil]

Try folding a sock in to a square and putting it under the mic and see if that helps.

[Tsuki]

@CheesyMozzerella  welcome to the forum! dont forget to follow your posts so you know if/when people respond

 

as far as your sound issue goes, the only real option is to either not type so loud, or invest in a better keyboard. something with cherry red or browns are fairly quiet, especially once you get used to it, and stop "botteming out" when you type

[Krazykaram]

Get a shock mount, I have one and I just attach it to my rode psa1 and then put the mic in it!