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Grammy-nominated recording engineer/mixer Kostadin Kamcev goes behind the scenes of pop-ular productions like Dune to see how audio is produced. He will be discussing everything from gear and techniques to the people involved in the process.
0:00 - Intro
1:35 - How Kostadin got started
3:22 - The process of producing music for films
14:27 - Kostadin's favorite to work on
16:15 - How audio was produced for the film Dune
21:21 - What to look for in gear
24:36 - Recording music for films
30:58 - Mixing
38:16 - Constantly learning
42:35 - Must
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Audio is an integral aspect of broadcasting, so join Andrew to learn about the newest products and upgrades from Avid, Deity, Sound Devices, Waves, at NAB 2025.
0:00 - Intro
0:13 - Deity
1:52 - DPA
4:23 - Sound Devices
6:59 - Waves
11:27 - Avid Pro Tools
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Announcing the new Saramonic K9 Pro 2-Person Digital UHF Wireless Microphone System. Andrew details the newest from Saramonic from their global launch event at NAB 2025.
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
If you’ve been looking at RODE wireless microphone systems and are confused as to which model is right for you, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll briefly break down the main differences between the Wireless ME, the Wireless GO II, and the Wireless PRO to help you find the most suitable system for your needs and budget.
RODE Wireless ME
We’ll start with the Wireless ME because it’s the simplest and most budget-friendly
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
With so many content creators taking their podcasts on the road, it’s become easy to put together a portable audio podcasting setup on virtually any budget. We’ll briefly explore the type of equipment you need for on-the-go podcasting and help you discover how simple mobile podcasting can be.
A portable podcast setup can be incredibly straightforward. Here’s what you’ll need:
Portable podcast recorder
Batteries
Microphone(s)
XLR Cable(s)
Headphones
Laptop or tablet
DAW software
Let’s break these items down to see just how
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Whatever your price range, you’ll find a wide assortment of gear available on the market for portable podcast recording. To prevent any overload, we’ve narrowed down the search by providing a select list of the best podcast recorders, mics, and interfaces suitable for capturing your shows on the go.
Under $100
If you’re a solo podcaster, the most cost-effective way of achieving a portable podcasting setup is to make use of the equipment you already own. If you have a smartphone or tablet and simply need to record a podcast on the field before
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Any seasoned gamer will tell you that sound quality is as important as graphics when it comes to enjoying a realistic gaming experience. And while there is an overwhelming range of gaming headphones on the market, we’ve picked the best ones in every price category to help simplify your search.
Under $50
JBL excels at producing reliable gear at accessible prices. And if you’re looking for a basic yet decent pair of gaming headphones, it’s hard to go wrong with the wired
by Jordan Gallant · Posted
Capture directional audio in virtually any production environment using Sennheiser’s new MKH 8018 Stereo Shotgun Microphone. The microphone features a push-pull transducer design and low-tenson diaphragm for a 40 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response and high sensitivity. Switchable pickup patterns allow for versatile recording spanning a multitude of applications from film dialog to soundscapes to wildlife recording.
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Good audio starts at the source, and the Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 Audio/MIDI Interface captures crystal clear audio anytime and anywhere. It boasts Focusrite’s 4th generation preamps, multi-channel audio gain and clip safe, wireless app control, and more. Join Gabe for a trial by sound for a live recording at First Live in Brooklyn, and in his home studio.
0:00 - Intro
1:02 - Final Mix
2:45 - Preamps
3:39 - Ins, Outs, Buttons & More
5:15 - Studio Setup
6:07 - Auto Gain
7:27 - Clip Safe
8:33 - Air Mode & Expansion Pack Plugins
10:47 -
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
B&H has written many articles on how to choose the right podcasting equipment for one's studio. However, there's less talk about the kind of physical podcasting space you should build to enhance your recording experience. In this article, we'll provide some tips and guidance about how to make your podcasting studio not only sound good but also look good and feel good.
Select the Right Room
Generally, smaller is better with respect to your
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Take a listen to Shure's Nexadyne 2, 5, and 6 supercardioid microphones! Andrew discusses the uses for each mic and shares the isolated tracks!
0:00 - Intro
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by Trevor Collins · Posted
Zoom is at it again with a new addition to its popular line of Handy recorders. Taking design inspiration from the H5, the new H5studio Handy Recorder is designed to provide studio-quality sound anywhere you go.
Zoom H5studio Handy Recorder
The Zoom H5studio sports large-
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
To accurately monitor your voice during podcasting, you need a precise sounding headphone that doesn't significantly accentuate any particular frequency. Although most of the reference headphones on this list aren't completely flat sounding, they are all well-balanced and deliver a level of clarity that you won't find in typical consumer-grade models. What's more, all the headphones in the lineup we're checking out today are closed-back, over-ear models. This style helps to isolate the listener from unwanted background noise while controlling
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
If you’re an independent music producer or engineer, you’re likely aware that Dolby Atmos is becoming more commonly adopted in the professional music and film industry. In fact, for many, working with Dolby Atmos is no longer an option but a requirement. On the other hand, there are many doubters in the music profession who insist that Atmos is just a fad. With Dolby Atmos becoming more mainstream, is implementing this technology in your studio worth the time and investment?
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
One of the most important elements to achieving a clean podcast recording is a well-treated acoustic space. In addition to outside noise, reverberation and flutter echoes, which happen when sound bounces between walls, can take away from the professionalism of your recording and potentially put off your listeners. So, we’ve provided a brief list of the best acoustic treatment solutions to keep your room quiet and echo free.
Absorbers & Diffusers
Two types of tools used to manage room reflections are absorbers and diffusers. Absorption will