Serious question for you techies, explain how I had used the

obviously everyone knows an electric motor, if externally powered, is an electric generator

it's the same effect but smaller, you're using the coils as a transducer for a shitty microphone

>>59950126
I know I plugged it into the wrong hole, it was the point since I have to use it as a microphone expecting the actual built in mic to pick up audio but NOOOOOO instead it has to do that instead.

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>>59951197
please don't reproduce

>>59951257
Mate I can't even afford a 720p monitor

>>59950038
for the first time since going to /g/ I actually believe some of you guys have autism.

>>59951278
stop being poor

>>59951294
Fuck you and your Gentoo

>>59951319
Jamal just get a job at Google. They seem to love hiring indians.

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>>59950038

Audio transducer is an audio transducer. What way you go doesn't change that. They are the same thing, only in reverse.
>Definition: A transducer is a device that converts one form of energy – typically a signal – into another.

>Pronunciation: trans•dyoo•ser

>Example: A speaker is a type of transducer that converts electrical energy (the audio signal) into mechanical energy (vibration of the speaker cone/diaphragm). This vibration transfers kinetic energy to the surrounding air, which results in creating sound waves that can be heard. The speed of vibration determines the frequency.

A speaker can be used as a microphone. Shake its cone with sound and it will be converted to electrical energy.

They are the same tech, in reverse. Magnets, diaphrams, transducing

>>59951404
Thanks for full explanation

>>59951413
no problem. I'm into that sort of shit. Another thing to slot in there
>the importance of a headphone amp.
>get one
>shit brix