Not So Mysterious: Using Polarity As A Tool For Optimizing Drum Sound
Dave Rat shares a method for quickly finding a consistent starting point that can help take some of the “voodoo” out of a system.
June 3, 2020
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Dave Rat shares a method for quickly finding a consistent starting point that can help take some of the “voodoo” out of a system.
In the latest Church Sound University educational video for worship audio practitioners, CSU instructor Mike Sokol presents four popular methods for miking pastors as well
Identifying your particular “type” when it comes to checking a PA. Warning: humor is involved…
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A roundup of solid practices whether you’re recording a baby grand or a synthesizer…
Detailing a microphone that was a big-time garage band favorite in the 1970s…
What’s actually going on behind the scenes of terms such as color, warmth, and character that contribute to a device’s signature sound.
Many of us tend to take mics for granted since they usually work when we need them to. A little preventive maintenance can make sure they do.
Bringing clarity to the terminology as well as outlining the pros and cons of each.
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