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by Andrew Eisele · Posted
If you want to learn about 500 Series, you need to start with API. API first started producing recording equipment in the late 1960s and has been on the cutting edge of recording technology throughout the ’70s and ’80s. The company’s large-frame consoles have gone on to become highly sought after and are comparable in quality to SSL and Neve, while providing a unique and sought-after sound all their own. The one thing that separated API from most other large-frame recording console manufacturers was the modular design, where different types of
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Andrew covers some of the bigwigs at SuperBooth Berlin 2025—including Bitwig! You'll learn what you can accomplish with the newest gear from Eventide, AEA, and elysia.
0:00 - Intro
0:12 - Bitwig
3:14 - Eventide
5:26 - AEA
6:54 - elysia
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Gabe checks out and demos gear at SuperBooth so new, some of it doesn't come out until 2026 (e.g., the Korg Phase 8). Possible encounters include the Artemis by Dreadbox, a few intriguing modules, and more!
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Korg Phase 8
2:49 - CRE8
4:49 - Dreadbox
7:49 - Novation
9:43 - Intellijel
11:00 - Final Thoughts
by Sam Mallery · Posted
Voice-overs are an essential ingredient in the creation of dynamic media. They can be an unseen character in a story, or just a friendly voice persuading you to buy pet food. Voice-overs are found in every form of media, from news reporting to experimental filmmaking. Even photo slideshows can benefit from a well-executed voice-over.
Creating a voice-over isn't difficult to do, and the basic hardware required is fairly inexpensive. However, the quality of your voice-overs will only be as good as the methods you use to capture and control the
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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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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
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
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
If you’ve been tasked with documenting a friend or relative’s intimate wedding, due to the simple fact that you own a decent camera, chances are you haven’t given much thought to best practices for capturing the audio. While many of today’s DSLR and mirrorless cameras can capture top-notch video, most of them lack a high-quality built-in microphone; and beware—no matter how great a video is to view, bad sound quality can completely ruin it.
Even though professionals generally rely on high-quality multi-track portable recorders and advanced
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.
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by Nicholas Messitte · Posted
Here at B&H, we’d like you to celebrate the pro-audio people in your lives, so we’ve compiled a list of stocking stuffers for the studio supplicant in your circle, whether that person be a musician, an engineer, or as is usually the case these days, some horridly undercompensated combination of the two.
Pro audio gear can be quite expensive; it’s not uncommon for engineers to spend hundreds—if not thousands—of dollars on some essential product that won’t even look cool or make any sound whatsoever (I’m looking at you, room treatment). Thus
by Julius Richmond · Posted
A bunch of my peers scoffed when the YouTube videos for Waves Clarity Vx dropped, and so did I. There was no way this simple-looking noise-reduction plug-in could compete with iZotope RX, right? Then I downloaded the plug-in to see what it was all about, and I
by Eric Calvi · Posted
Dedicated to developing hardware that removes the barriers to creativity for artists and music producers, Novation has introduced its newest range of MIDI keyboard controllers. Say hello to FLkey Mini and FLkey 37, the first MIDI keyboard
by Phillip Nichol… · Posted
Expanding on the long-standing success of its Oxygen keyboard controllers, M-Audio has released the updated and enhanced Oxygen MKV series, available in a compact 25-key model, a midsize 49-key version, and a larger 61-
by Howard Gotfryd · Posted
The B&H SuperStore is not a well-known retailer of musical instruments. It’s true that our audio department has offered synthesizers, keyboards, controllers, and digital pianos for a long time, but we’re probably not the first place you think of when you’re thinking about guitars, basses, or their care and maintenance. B&H does carry a modest lineup of