"microphone operator" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a person who operates or controls a microphone during a performance, recording, or other audio-related activity. It can also be shortened to "mic operator." Example: The concert was flawless thanks to the skilled microphone operator who made sure every singer's voice came through clearly.
But deep in the G.M. archipelago of cars, parts and wholly owned subsidiaries, there sits a technological gem: OnStar, a seamless brew of cellular, Bluetooth, GPS, microphone, speakers and human operators.
Without touching the equipment or using wires, microphones or electrodes, operators try to make the fountain spurt higher, the robot turn left or right, or send the line on the screen higher or lower with the powers of thought and feeling.
where E denotes the expected value operator over all microphone pairs generated by the double summation of Equation (5), and S(r i,r s ) is the output power of beamformer targeting r i with actual sound source at r s.
The "climax" of the tape came when Trooper Ronald Foster, the State Police radio operator, shouted into his microphone "They just shot Harper!
The location of a speaking operator is detected with a microphone array based algorithm; localization information is passed to a navigation module which sets up a navigation mission using knowledge of the environment map.
Until recently, the best you could hope for was an "operators standing by" headset and microphone, which had to be tethered to a computer, which was itself tethered to a router.
Anthony took his time, then took his place on the sideline, setting off a mad dash of writers, camera operators and microphone-holders.
By the end of the third day, my voice had dropped two octaves and I was reduced to growling in a Lauren Bacall voice over my microphone to lure folks over, with something akin to a phone sex operator voice.
While designing sound for the musical Hair, Dugan began to appreciate the human operator's inability to act quickly enough to control multiple microphones.
The sonogram operator will lay you on your left side and place a very sensitive microphone under you.
