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by Gabby Bloch · Posted
This year, DPA Microphones is introducing its new MicroLock technology, an improved locking connector system that will be gradually implemented into the company’s line of microphones, adapters and associated components. As an evolution from the well-established MicroDot connection, the more durable MicroLock features enhanced electrical design and a locking mechanism,
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In part one, Shure Sales Development Specialist Russ Helfman helps demystify the popular terms and common audio jargon you may have heard, but not fully understand. Learn about the different kinds of microphones and the ideal use for each, best practices for great sound and much more!
Audio 101 is a four-part series designed to help you understand and learn to produce better audio, whether you're new to the game or looking to level up on what you already know. Join Shure as they break down the fundamentals, from audio terminology to essential
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Hollyland continues establishing itself as one of the leaders in wireless mic technology for creators with its unveiling of the LARK M2S two-person wireless microphone system. Taking thoughtful steps to make the most discreet looking model of its kind, Hollyland has produced this wireless transmitter and receiver system with pearl-sized mics weighing only 7 grams. This is a welcome response to a call from
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Shure has introduced a fresh element to its popular MV7 and MV7+ USB mics with a new built-in interface: the MV7i Smart Microphone + Interface. The new interface gives podcasters, content creators, and musicians, a compact and versatile, all-in-one solution for their recording needs. Featuring a handy XLR-1/4-inch input that can accept microphones, instruments, and line-level signals, the MV7i gives users the option to add a
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Renowned audio equipment manufacturer Apogee is expanding its acclaimed lineup of Symphony audio interfaces with the all-new Symphony Studio. Combining the all-in-one convenience and control of the Symphony Desktop with the powerful capabilities of Apogee’s signature interface, the Symphony Mk II, the new Symphony Studio is designed to address a wide range of studio needs and applications.
The Symphony Studio is available in 8x8, 2x12, and 8x16 configurations, each designed for a specific use case. With the
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Like most of us, if you don’t have the optimal recording space for mixing Dolby Atmos tracks, or you just can’t afford a 7.1.4 speaker-based system, you’re going to be relying on headphones to do your mixing. This is not necessarily a bad thing. With the right pair of headphones, you can get a soundstage that convincingly approximates a Dolby Atmos speaker setup, while saving yourself thousands of dollars in expensive gear and acoustic room treatment.
For the best imaging experience, the key is to invest in open-back headphones, as they will
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Public speaking can be nerve-racking, especially when addressing a large audience. In addition to thorough preparation, knowing you have the right live sound equipment—including a quality loudspeaker, wireless receiver, and microphone—will help you establish the confidence you need to get the task done. So, we’ve provided a diverse list of the best sounding and most reliable gear that’s ideally suited for live speaking events and presentations.
Speakers
While you may
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Like most people with home recording studios, window shopping for gear makes us feel like kids in a candy store. And the following list of studio goodies is what we have found most tempting. From end-game MIDI controllers to delectable interfaces, these picks are some of our favorites.
MIDI Controllers
There are so many budget MIDI controllers on the market and many of them tend to feel like dull extensions of our computers. Especially for those of us who enjoy
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
If you’re new to podcasting and wondering what kind of recording equipment you will need, you’ll likely be facing the choice between a straightforward audio interface and dedicated podcast recorder or workstation. We’ll break down the differences between these two options to help get you started.
Audio Interfaces
If you own a
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
If you’re just starting out on your home studio recording or podcasting journey, or you want to upgrade the gear you already have, it may be advantageous to invest in an audio interface bundle or kit. This way, you can save a step or two while also possibly saving a little cash. So, we’ve recommended a list of our favorite recording equipment combos to help you get started. Additionally, if your recording needs are very basic, we’ve included a couple of interesting all-in-one solutions that may streamline your setup even further.
Audio
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
DJs know that it’s not just about the music. A lively DJ event needs a vibrant visual vibe to get the crowd pumped. If you’re starting a deep dive into DJ lighting and want to get into the nitty gritty of how it all works, we recommend reading Best Gear for Mobile DJs: A Buying Guide to DJ Lighting. It will not only outline the different categories of lights available but will also get you acquainted
by Jordan Gallant · Posted
RODE has added 32-bit float recording to the Wireless GO system lineup with the Wireless GO III, a third-generation version of RODE’s tried-and-true wireless microphone system. The new iteration comes in a 2-person configuration with two transmitters and a plethora of upgraded features like 32-bit float onboard recording, internal storage, and increased transmission distance.
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Make no mistake. Mixing for Dolby Atmos can be a difficult and pricey endeavor. Unfortunately, even for audio professionals, the learning curve for using Dolby Atmos creation technology is quite a bit tougher than knowing which tools to buy. That said, a great way to start dipping your toes into this stuff is to become familiar with the Atmos production gear currently available on the market.
Dolby Atmos Audio Interfaces
One of the most challenging steps to starting your Dolby Atmos studio journey is finding an appropriate audio interface that
by Jordan Gallant · Posted
Over the last few years, it seems like every manufacturer with a stake in the audio-for-video sphere has released a beginner-friendly, easy-to-use wireless microphone system. Most of these products arrived with similar form factors, with little emphasis on variation or innovation—until now. Enter Sennheiser and the Profile Wireless System. Not only are you getting all the connectivity you could ever want
by Trevor Collins · Posted
It’s more than likely that if you have a loved one who owns a podcast. It’s their baby, their creative outlet, their place to vent and talk about documentaries that no one watches. Rather than gifting an elevated pine-scented candle or plaid sweater this holiday season, give them something they actually want. We’ve put together a list of our 11 favorite podcast gifts, ranging from budget-friendly to super fancy for those who deserve it. Why did we pick 11? Because it’s