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In this video, Dave Rat brings much-needed clarity to the often mysterious topic of phantom power. How does it work? What happens when sending phantom
When mixing audio, we’re fundamentally playing with physics, shaping energy and creating new forms – here’s what’s actually going on under our fingertips.
An instructive tale from a “one-off” live gig many years ago: Don’t sweat the small stuff? Well, I’m just sayin’…
Cable is not very sexy or easy to create real marketing hooks for, but it can actually make an audible difference. Looking into the key aspects of what really matters.
As audio mixers for worship music. our first priority is to make the lead and background vocals sound great by creating both clarity and warmth so the song lyrics are clearly heard yet pleasant to the congregation. Here are some approaches to help achieve that goal.
The good news is that with each audio “crash and burn” came lessons learned the hard way.
It’s vital to get microphones right; they’re the critical first stage and no amount of subsequent signal processing is going to fix things later. Here’s a look at designs, applications and more.
A methodical approach to keep in mind whether you’re an audio engineering student or a veteran engineer looking to sharpen your skills.
The basics of audio principles and sound system design in layman’s language.
