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by Jennifer Hahn · Posted
Designed to keep your small production crew communicating, the new Solidcom SE Noise Cancelling Headset Intercom system from Hollyland is a welcome entry into their pro Solidcom family of single-ear headsets. Aimed at smaller crews with lower budgets, the Solidcom SE sports the same, powerful features as the Solidcom C1 Pro, including dual-mic ENC, 1100’ wireless line-of-sight range, battery capacity, and mute button. The SE system comprises a
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In the final part of this series, you’ll learn to uncover the nuances between mixing and mastering for your final mix. Then we’ll conclude this musical journey with a brief encore, recapping the crucial takeaways from all three sessions.
0:00 - Intro
1:04 - Review pf part 2 / Mastering overview
3:25 - Exporting track
6:00 - Adding a fade
7:49 - Tone shaping
14:00 - More compression
18:55 - Volume
30:33 - What is RMS
31:57 - Using Landr
40:09 - Preferred sound
44:01 - Landr revisions
45:44 - Final thoughts
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by Gabby Bloch · Posted
DPA is announcing their latest miniature omnidirectional lavalier microphone, the DPA 2061. Featuring a high-quality capsule that can handle loud vocal projection, the DPA 2061 is optimized for performance, broadcast, and theatrical applications where clarity is paramount.
by Robert Rives · Posted
Zoom is expanding its feature-rich lineup of LiveTrak mixers with the new L6, an ultraportable 10-channel model aimed at musicians, performers, and creators on the go. The L6 is the smallest mixer in the series but manages to pack an impressive feature set into a compact, travel-friendly format.
Powered by 4 AA batteries or USB power, the L6 offers 2 XLR/TRS combo inputs with available 48V phantom power, along with 4
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In part 2 of this 3-part series, you’ll learn to elevate your tracks to all-new heights. Our mixing masterclass will teach you the fundamentals of EQ, compression, and leveling, and show you how to transform a simple track into an audio work of art.
0:00 - Intro
1:25 - Part 1 review / Adding vocals
5:30 - Autotune on the vocals
8:40 - Start mixing the track
13:40 - Processing / EQ
28:25 - Compression
35:07 - Reverb
38:37 - Vocal layering
42:16 - Listen back
44:10 - Automation
46:10 - Q&A
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by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Sony just unveiled the ECM-L1, an omnidirectional lavalier mic based on the high-end design and sound quality of the ECM-77 and featuring plug-in power. Combining the premium sonic elements of the ECM-77 with enhanced durability to ensure reliability and longevity, the ECM-L1 is an ideal microphone for creators and videographers, especially those using alpha and FX-series cameras.
The Sony ECM-L1 delivers a wide frequency
by Trevor Collins · Posted
RODE is announcing the VideoMic Me-C+, an updated version of the Me-C that adds iOS support to the small shotgun mic. With support for USB-C, you can now connect to most mobile smart devices, iOS or Android, for a truly universal mini-shotgun mic that’s perfect for enhancing mobile video shoots, voice-overs, and electronic news gathering.
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Audio-Technica is announcing its plug-and-play System 20 PRO rack receiver, which is scalable up to an impressive 20 channels while still capable of delivering dependable, high-quality 24-bit / 48 kHz audio in any environment. Designed for hassle-free deployment, System 20 PRO overcomes many challenges of conventional wireless microphones, such as frequency coordination, complex intermodulation calculations, and remote antenna cabling.
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In part 1 of this 3-part series, we dive into the essentials of recording and the basics of audio engineering! We also explain audio interfaces and how to craft seamless sessions in Pro Tools. From analog instruments to MIDI, learn how to create a track from scratch like the pros.
0:00 - Intro
2:40 - Equipment layout
4:15 - Setting up a session in ProTools
7:18 - Setting up instrument tracks
15:14 - Recording directly to a track
30:03 - Recording on mobile
31:50 - Adding the bass track
35:18 - Adding verse bar
37:03 - Final thoughts
38:08 - Q
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Mackie is announcing two new additions to its popular “Thump” loudspeaker series: the 10” Thump210 and Thump210XT. Perfect for giving your gigs a little more oomph, these active loudspeakers feature feedback elimination and built-in music ducking to make DJ and band performances run smoother.
by Robert Rives · Posted
Novation is announcing new 4th-generation versions of its popular Lauchkey USB MIDI controllers featuring a complete top-panel redesign, lots of new elements and abilities, and—on the two largest models—updated keys. There are several variations to choose from, including two mini-key models (with your choice of 25 or 37 keys) and four full-size models, available with 25, 37, 49, and 61 keys.
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
For many musicians, nothing beats the fun and artistic enjoyment of capturing sounds and creating beats on a standalone sampler. Not only can a sampler help you manifest your musical ideas, it can also provide the inspiration and impetus you need to create tracks you never before thought were possible. To help you find the best standalone sampler for your needs and personal budget, we've put together a list of some of our favorite compact sampling/composition tools and
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
So, you want to rent a cabin in the woods with your friends and lay down some tracks with MJ, the famous but sometimes lethargic producer who inspired famous hits, like “Whatsay Mcallit” and “42 Peace Chicken Wingits.” Or maybe you want to make tunes in the park while soaking up some rays. Well, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, we’ve got some great portable studio ideas and recommendations that’ll help you produce magic with minimal effort and build a recording setup that you can easily carry on your
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
If you’ve got a home studio setup, or you work in a more professional studio setting, you’re likely familiar with the vast number of virtual instruments available at your disposal. From guitars to strings and brass, you can virtually play any instrument you want with just the help of a keyboard controller and some basic musical know-how. Certainly, the evolution of virtual instruments and MIDI technology has allowed songwriters and producers to become more independent with respect to producing record-ready tracks in an efficient and affordable