What types of microphones does AAERT recommend for digital reporting?

AAERT recommends the use of dynamic, condenser, or a combination of both types of microphones for digital reporting because each type serves different purposes and can provide benefits in various recording environments. Dynamic microphones are typically more durable and less sensitive to background noise, making them well-suited for capturing clear audio in less controlled environments. On the other hand, condenser microphones are more sensitive and can capture a wider frequency range and finer detail, which can enhance audio quality, especially in quiet settings.

Utilizing both types allows a reporter to adapt to different recording situations, ensuring clarity and intelligibility in the captured audio. This flexibility is particularly important in the field of reporting, where conditions can vary greatly. The combination caters to diverse needs from robust environments to more subtle audio capturing, making it a comprehensive recommendation for effective digital reporting practices.