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What's the difference between the types of directional microphones? The primary difference between omnidirectional microphones and unidirectional microphones is that omnidirectional microphones pick up sound 360 degrees around, while unidirectional microphones must be pointed at the source of the sound in order to pick it up. If the voice or sound is to the side of the microphone, the microphone will not pick the sound up clearly. If behind the microphone, the sound may not register at all, no matter how close it is to the actual microphone. Despite the common image of a microphone with a rounded end, unidirectional microphones do not usually come in that distinctive shape. unidirectional microphones. Unidirectional microphones are usually used where too much background noise would be picked up by an omnidirectional unit.

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