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You're buying your first synthesizer. Where do you begin? Dive into the magical world of synths. In this video, you'll learn the history of synths, useful terminology, the differences between analog and digital, and how each kind of synth works. Gabe goes beyond simply listing which synth to buy, instead providing tips that will help you decide which synth right for you.
0:00 - In This Video
0:29 - A Synth Interlude
2:08 - History of Synths
5:11 - Synth Terminology
8:29 - Analog vs. Digital
11:23 - Hybrid Synths
11:23 - Semi-Modular &
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Now is a great time to spice up your home studio with some delectable new gear. And what could make a bigger difference than a brand-new microphone? A good microphone can make or break a production, so it’s always vital to have a quality mic in your toolbox for addressing whatever recording scenario you might encounter. That’s why we’ve saved you some time and assembled a list of the best recording microphones on the market. So, without further ado, let’s dive in!
Microphone Introduction
Before we begin listing examples, let’s briefly go over
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
Barefoot Sound is one of the leading manufacturers of pro-audio studio monitors for recording, mixing, and mastering. The company was founded in 2004 by Thomas Barefoot, who started hand crafting monitors out of his garage in San Franscisco, CA. His designs have set the bar for studio monitoring, often blurring the lines of traditional distinctions between nearfield, main, and mastering monitors.
My first experience with Barefoot Sound was at an AES convention, where I was wandering the crowded corridors of music technology vendors. I was
by Jordan Gallant · Posted
With so many content-creator-centered wireless microphones on the market, it can be tricky to figure out which has the best collection of features for your workflow. Often, a smart tack is to consider reputable brands like Saramonic, which has been crafting audio equipment for decades. The newest addition to Sarmonic’s wireless microphone lineup, the
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Heritage Audio has brought back the sound of the ALTEC 436B and 436C with the Lang Silverr 47 Dual-Channel Tube Microphone Preamp and P.LANE Type 436 Vari-Mu Tube Compressor. Andrew is in his home studio to test these units out (with the help of Gabe), recording and mixing in mono for a more true-to-life experience.
0:00 - Coming Up
0:29 - Track - "Lang Groove"
1:43 - Silverr 47
5:00 - Isolated Sound Samples
6:36 - P.Lane & Compression
11:15 - Isolated Sound Samples
12:09 - Full Mix
12:22 - Who Are These For?
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B&H Bild Expo isn't just a photography conference! Gabe and Andrew explore the show floor to highlight standout innovations in audio gear. Then, they visit the Audio Experience room, featuring a wide range of podcasting and home audio recording equipment.
0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Sennheiser
1:31 - Zoom
4:02 - Roland
5:31 - Shure
6:14 - Lewitt
8:10 - RODE
9:35 - Allen & Heath
9:53 - teenage engineering
11:39 - Audio Experience
12:22 - Final Thoughts
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Just in time for Bild 2025, Shure is announcing an exciting new product for their two top wireless systems: the ANX4 Multichannel Wireless Receiver. Designed to provide users with up to 16 channels of Axient or 24 channels of ULX-D wireless audio, the ANX4 is built for flexible, high-tier, high-channel count wireless audio applications with an eye on easily managed wireless channels and compact, single rackspace convenience.
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Shure is announcing a new update to their ULX-D line of digital wireless products. Designed to offer solid performance over a wide geographical area, the ULX-D wireless products are now available in the G57 band, which offers an ultrawide tuning range of 138 MHz, from 470 to 680 MHz.
Shure ULXD4Q-GV Quad-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver (G57: 470 to 608 MHz)
With a
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Whether you’re a filmmaker, podcaster, or a student trying to take notes at lectures, you would likely benefit from a portable recorder. But with so many types of portable recorders on the market, it might be helpful to break down the categories to see which one best fits your needs. So, here’s a brief but useful guide on portable recorder options and their various applications.
Lavalier Recorders
Lavalier recorders can be a great choice for weddings or in situations where you don’t want to be tied to a camera or phone. The groom can
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Shure is announcing three new bundles for their GLXD+ wireless system. Already popular with users seeking a convenient and easy to set up wireless audio system, the GLXD+ system is now shipping in bundles centered around presentation that includes the updated WL185m lavalier microphone with a cardioid (rather than omnidirectional) pickup. This includes the Dual-Band Cardioid
by Robert Rives · Posted
For video veterans who demand nothing less than tried-and-true industry-standard performance, the wait is over. Sennheiser is thrilled to announce the return of its acclaimed Evolution Wireless G4 100 P Series, available exclusively at B&H for a limited time.
Sennheiser EW 100 ENG G4 Camera Mount Wireless Combo Microphone System
Originally introduced in 2018, the EW 100 P Series was the go-to
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Many budding producers may wonder if it is best to use monitors while mixing or whether headphones can give an equally accurate picture of one’s mix. And while many professionals will insist that monitors are the best way to go, an argument can be made as to why mixing with headphones is sometimes more appropriate. So, let’s look at the pros and cons of both monitors and headphones and explore some tips that will help you get the best mix possible.
Are Monitors Better for Mixing?
Most often, it is recommended that monitors be used for mixing
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
MIDI technology has evolved since the early days. And as it grows, we see more options with respect to connectivity and the creative flexibility it offers. If you’re just entering the world of MIDI, it may be helpful to first check out our article: How to Use MIDI to Sound Like a Pro. But if you’re already familiar with the basics, the following guide will help you get a better overview of the MIDI options available to you.
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Allen & Heath is announcing six new additions to their line of live-oriented digital mixers. Taking the ever-popular Qu form factor of the Qu-16, Qu-24, and Qu-32, and adding powerful FPGA-based 96 kHz XCVI processing, new FX engines, and an Slink port for Everything I/O connectivity, the new
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Streamers, video creators, educators, and remote workers alike can benefit from the Elgato Creator's Prompter! Not only is the prompter easy to set up in your home office or studio, it also doesn't diminish your video's quality! Join Matt to learn why Elgato's Teleprompter stands above the rest, allowing you to sound more natural on camera.
0:00 - Intro
0:58 - How It Works
1:28 - Camera Compatibility
2:02 - How to Set Up
2:12 - Scrolling Speed & Pacing
3:16 - Text Size & Margins
3:30 - Stream Deck
3:52 - How Does It Affect Your Camera