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by Freddy Gerngross · Posted
Zoom has introduced the Instamic Pro Plus C, an ultra-portable compact waterproof recorder. With an ingress protection rating of IP67, the Instamic is capable of withstanding full submersion up to one meter for thirty minutes and can handle rough recording conditions whether you’re dealing with dust, rain, sleet, or even snow. Even in the harshest of conditions, its Bluetooth compatible 32-bit float recording
by Freddy Gerngross · Posted
Tascam is excited to introduce the FR-AV4, a powerful and adaptable new 4-channel field recorder featuring their proprietary Ultra HDDA low-noise mic preamps, Bluetooth capability, dual ADCs, 32-bit float, and ambisonics recording capability. This field recorder aims to not only be a premier audio recording system, but a solution for videographers and sound designers with its built-in timecode
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Neumann is announcing an expansion to their monitor portfolio with five new DSP subwoofers designed specifically for medium and large rooms. Providing expanded options for both stereo and multichannel setups, these new options now allow Neumann to offer DSP-controlled subs in three sizes for small, medium, or large rooms used for music production, editing, postproduction, scoring, mixing, and mastering.
First up is the
by Robert Rives · Posted
Shure is rolling out three new tools that broadcast engineers, audio pros, and live event crews will want to have on their radar: the DCA901 Broadcast Microphone Array, the
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Bose is announcing new additions to their lines of earbuds and portable speakers. First up is the SoundLink Max Portable Speaker, which now comes in a new citrus yellow colorway to complement the existing black and blue dusk options.
by Robert Rives · Posted
AlphaTheta just dropped the CDJ-3000X, and it’s more than just their next flagship player—it’s designed around the way DJs actually play in 2025. Faster access to music, deeper integration with streaming and cloud libraries, and rock-solid reliability mean this deck is ready for whatever gig you throw at it.
Play from Anywhere
The CDJ-3000X isn’t tied down by old-school media
by Robert Rives · Posted
DJI is expanding its creative ecosystem with the launch of the DJI Mic 3, a new line of wireless microphone/recorder systems designed for content creators, streamers, filmmakers, and interviewers. Available in one-person and
by Trevor Collins · Posted
Following the heels of its successful H5studio, Zoom is announcing a new portable recorder: the H6studio. Armed with studio-grade preamps, larger XY mics for more detailed sound, and 32-bit float recording for adjustment-free recording, this new portable recorder makes it easier than ever to capture professional audio anywhere.
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
If you want to learn about 500 Series, you need to start with API. API first started producing recording equipment in the late 1960s and has been on the cutting edge of recording technology throughout the ’70s and ’80s. The company’s large-frame consoles have gone on to become highly sought after and are comparable in quality to SSL and Neve, while providing a unique and sought-after sound all their own. The one thing that separated API from most other large-frame recording console manufacturers was the modular design, where different types of
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
Studio monitors come in all shapes and sizes. From quad 15" behemoths to the tiniest 3" pico-size, there are many factors that come into play when selecting monitors. Price is the obvious choice, but perhaps you have space constraints or fussy neighbors. Or maybe you are looking for a nice pair of “B” monitors to complement your mains. In this article, we’ll be looking at some pint-size powerhouse micro-monitors for a variety of applications. With so many compact monitors (5" and above) on the market, I decided to showcase only the true
by Eric Calvi · Posted
In the not-so-distant past, achieving professional-level sound required either a fully equipped analog studio or an expensive digital audio workstation. However, thanks to the ingenuity of brands like Universal Audio, Audient, and Apogee, professional-quality sound is now attainable via powerful yet portable audio interfaces. The perfect companions at home in the studio or on the go, these devices can certainly help you achieve polished and impactful audio without straining your computer's CPU.
Audient EVO 4
Deceptively small and astonishingly
by Trevor Collins · Posted
PreSonus is announcing a new edition to its lineup of popular StudioLive mixers. Built as a tour-friendly and compact rack-mountable mixer, the StudioLive SE is a 40-channel digital mixer that can be quickly and easily scaled for installed or mobile audio applications. With comprehensive mixing features, studio-grade audio quality, highly flexible bus configuration, and integrated recording capabilities (plus a suite of advanced software including Studio One Pro), the StudioLive SE is built to keep you fully in control of virtually any live
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It seems like everyone wants to create a podcast in 2025. But here at B&H, we don't gatekeep. Matt shares how to start a podcast for beginners with this step-by-step guide. Think of this video as your go-to checklist when you're not sure where to begin.
0:00 - In This Video
0:39 - Format & Schedule
2:00 - Naming Your Podcast
2:25 - Recording Your First Episode
2:49 - Beginner Gear
3:48 - How You Should Speak
4:21 - How to Edit for Pacing
5:04 - Batch Recording
5:23 - How and Where to Post
5:59 - Social Media
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You're buying your first synthesizer. Where do you begin? Dive into the magical world of synths. In this video, you'll learn the history of synths, useful terminology, the differences between analog and digital, and how each kind of synth works. Gabe goes beyond simply listing which synth to buy, instead providing tips that will help you decide which synth right for you.
0:00 - In This Video
0:29 - A Synth Interlude
2:08 - History of Synths
5:11 - Synth Terminology
8:29 - Analog vs. Digital
11:23 - Hybrid Synths
11:23 - Semi-Modular &
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
Barefoot Sound is one of the leading manufacturers of pro-audio studio monitors for recording, mixing, and mastering. The company was founded in 2004 by Thomas Barefoot, who started hand crafting monitors out of his garage in San Franscisco, CA. His designs have set the bar for studio monitoring, often blurring the lines of traditional distinctions between nearfield, main, and mastering monitors.
My first experience with Barefoot Sound was at an AES convention, where I was wandering the crowded corridors of music technology vendors. I was