Teach A New Dog Old Tricks? Thoughts On Microphones
When it comes to mics, there are a thousand flavors — and new isn’t always synonymous with better…
May 27, 2020
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When it comes to mics, there are a thousand flavors — and new isn’t always synonymous with better…
Hannah worked through the 50-level “How Sound Systems Work” class on her own, and then the two down and went through the 200-level “Audio Applications – Signal Chain Optimization” together. Here are their observations.
Detailing a microphone that was a big-time garage band favorite in the 1970s…
For a generation, the jukebox at the local hang-out was the only place that some of the “hippest” and latest rock and roll could be heard.
Vintage audio equipment can be viewed in much of the same light as vintage muscle cars in terms of appeal as well as problems.
Inside the evolution and development of sounds through the decades that have become marketable commodities.
Catching up on the career and outlook of a busy professional working high-profile events like the Super Bowl to gigs that can be less demanding.
Considering the current capabilities of digital consoles, how we got here, and what the future of mixing may hold.
