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When recording sounds, if there is a popping noise from hard syllables, your microphone is probably________. A. Too close B. Too far away C. Perfectly placed D. Broken

When recording sounds, if there is a popping noise from hard syllables, your microphone is probably________. A. Too close B. Too far away C. Perfectly placed D. Broken
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When recording sounds, if there is a popping noise from hard syllables, your microphone is probably________.

A. Too close
B. Too far away
C. Perfectly placed
D. Broken

User Saurabh Thorat
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Answer:

B too far away

Step-by-step explanation:

not very sure although

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