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by Trevor Collins · Posted
TASCAM is adding a new flagship entry to their lineup of professional mixing and recording consoles called the Model 2400, a 24-input/22-output analog recording console and live mixer with a fully featured USB audio interface with DAW transport control, onboard recording, and expandability.
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Several new products from Shure are now available at B&H, including brand-new Nexadyne capsules, a new series of low-profile lavalier mics, a new wireless mic conferencing system, and more. The newly available products are designed to address a wide range of use cases, from entry-level applications to fully professional.
The first items on the list are new capsule options for Shure's
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Moog is diving deep into parallel generative synthesis with the dual-voice Labyrinth, a unique semi-modular 60HP synthesizer with two distinct sequencers and voice processing paths that help provide an incredible source of creative inspiration. It’s hard to believe that it’s been nearly a decade since Moog Music first introduced the
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
Allen & Heath just announced the newest member of its award-winning Avantis platform: the Avantis Solo. Featuring the same audio capabilities as the original Avantis mixer, the Solo promises the same premier performance as its lauded predecessor but in a compact footprint that’s only half its size and two-thirds its weight.
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Digital wireless microphone systems are the go-to solution for many content creators—and for good reason. They allow on-camera talent to move around freely and without restriction. They help maintain a clean, uncluttered environment and you don’t have to worry about getting tangled up or tripping over cables.
However, despite their many advantages, wireless mics do have one notable drawback: signal interference. Because wireless mics commonly
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Neumann is announcing two matte-black variants of its most popular mics, the BCM 104 mt and the BCM 705 mt. The BCM series has long been the go-to option for high-quality results in the radio, streaming, and podcasting realms. Unlike the standard nickel finish, these new mics are more subtle
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Gabriel tests out the Moog Spectravox Semi-Modular Analog Spectral Processor, a highly flexible instrument and signal processor with a comprehensive patch bay for integration into studios of all sizes.
0:00 - About
0:47 - Music Demo
3:19 - Features
4:07 - Spectravox Synth Engine
5:35 - Filter Bank
8:49 - Spectral Shift Knob
9:55 - LFO
10:43 - Vocoder Capabilities
12:45 - Final Thoughts
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Make sure that everyone in your hybrid meeting or event gets heard! Shure's MXW neXt 2 is flexible depending on your setup. Join Gabe for a quick look at the Shure MXW neXt 2 Wireless Conference System.
by Zack Young · Posted
As content creators continue to slim down their setups, many have embraced Sony’s comprehensive suite of first-party accessories. This is especially true for microphones, as most of the brand’s current offerings take advantage of the Multi-Interface (MI) Shoe on top of contemporary Sony cameras for wireless communication with the camera body. That means no cables, no syncing in post, and no low battery headaches. Today, we’re looking at popular options for both on-camera shotgun mics and off-camera wireless clip-on lavalier mics, the two most
by Gabby Bloch · Posted
Despite their pleasing aesthetics, vintage-style headphones rarely offer quality sound or durable build. Music is often muffled and indistinct. The headphones are typically made with cheap plastic and foam pads that either refuse to stay attached or will disintegrate at the first hint of moisture. In other words, most retro headphones are all style, no substance.
However, there are exceptions to this style-over-substance rule, many
by Freddy Gerngross · Posted
In-ear monitors, or IEMs, are an integral part of any professional live performance. They sound better and are much smaller than stage wedges, offering musicians a far more effective monitoring solution by delivering consistent sound no matter where they are on stage. Depending on your budget and intention, adding IEMs to your workflow can be either a modest upgrade to your setup or serious evolution of your production value. In this guide, we'll be going over the advantages (and disadvantages) of IEMs as well as some of the intricacies and
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What makes Shure's Nexadyne 8/C Cardioid and 8/S Supercardioid mics ideal for live vocals? Andrew gets technical and shares the engineering that went into creating the Nexadyne series. You'll also see a comparison between these
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Grammy-nominated producer Erik "Blu2th" Griggs explores Arturia’s new sounds and products. Blu2th shares how he discovers new sounds using Arturia’s MiniFuse, KeyLab Essential mk3, and
by Robert Rives · Posted
Arturia just unveiled its newest flagship synthesizer, the PolyBrute 12, a 12-voice analog synth featuring a Full Touch MPE keyboard and powerful sound-morphing capabilities. This feature-rich synth builds on what made the original PolyBrute great, giving music-makers more features, functionality, and expressivity options than ever before.
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Antelope Audio, known for their high-end professional interfaces, is adding a new entry to their lineup: the Zen Quadro. Whether you are a budding streamer, content creator, or podcaster, the Zen Quadro offers all the convenience and flexibility of modern compact interface designs with the added benefit of Antelope’s audio technology. From Synergy Core FX processing