Shure Expands SM Microphone Line With SM27 And SM137
New Mics Provide More Options For Recording Applications
February 5, 2009
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New Mics Provide More Options For Recording Applications
Applications include high quality fixed installations with or without subwoofers, portable PA Systems for AV/speech/multimedia, peripheral support for other EX/ES/VHD products, high-quality studio monitoring, or compact floor monitoring applications.
In addition, the 12” and 15” based products can be ordered with a choice of factory-supplied horn dispersion patterns, contributing to the range’s considerable versatility.
Capable of controlling 160 parameters and triggers within Live, the VCM-600 brings Ableton alive for DJs.
Simultaneous stompbox-style or preset foot-switching allows vocalists to easily engage and layer the six effect blocks, which include a new, more lush reverb, tap tempo delay, natural doubling, T-Pain-like pitch shifting, distortion and megaphone effects.
The inauguration of President Barack Obama set a benchmark for massive outdoor public assemblies. Maryland Sound, in collaboration with sound designer and front of house engineer Pat Baltzell of Baltzell Audio Design, configured an audio system that equally fostered clear sound quality and open sightlines.
Cubase 5 and Cubase Studio 5 offer a host of new capabilities including new beat creation tools, an integrated vocal pitch editing toolset, extended composing features, a convolution reverb as well as many other workflow and technological enhancements, including full support for Windows Vista 64-bit Editions.
The DMS 700 operates with two frequency bands with each band providing a tuning range of up to 155 MHz of receivers and transmitters giving the user extended flexibility in today’s crowded RF environment.
The Noise Stick simply plugs into a phantom-powered microphone input and it generates well-behaved pink noise. Unplug it, and it stops – the Noise Stick requires no batteries and no configuration, and doesn’t need a power switch.
Room Analysis Plus is an off-site analysis service where consumers download an audio file featuring a swept sine signal from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Users can then record the sweep with an omni-directional measurement microphone in the location of the room in question.
Three models offer dynamic transducers that cover the entire frequency range with one system, ear adapters in different sizes ensure optimal fit and comfort while sealing off ambient noise, and robust, durable design
Distributor supplies package of XTA processing, including a C2 compressor, D2 dynamic EQ, E2 parametric EQ, G2 noise gate, GQ600 dual 30 band graphic EQ and DP324 SiDD digital dynamics processor
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