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by Nicholas Messitte · Posted
Newsflash: B&H has started carrying guitars. And as we welcome models from ESP to Ibanez to Yamaha to Takamine
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
The following Infographic offers a quick and easy rundown of the feature sets of the H4n Pro and the H5 Handy Recorders. Both recorders offer 24-bit/96 kHz resolution, 140 dB SPL handling, an EIN that’s less than -120 dBu, and USB interface operation. The H5 offers a modular microphone system and ships with a stereo XY capsule, while the H4n Pro
by Nicholas Messitte · Posted
Presonus has released the latest iteration of its score-creation software—Notation 6—and whether you’re looking for a boxed copy or a download, you can find it at B&H. This software not only allows you to compose and create music, it also gives you the chance to hear your work
by Jason T · Posted
When I started getting into MIDI-based music production in the early 2000s, most people agreed that hardware still had a clear edge over software-based setups. Back then, most serious urban and dance producers were making music with hardware drum machines and keyboard workstations, then tracking everything to a computer running a DAW. Like many others, I started with an Akai MPC 2000xl, which was one of the drum-programming staples of the time. I added a Yamaha Motif ES, BOSS SP-303 (aka the “Dr. Sample”) and a Microkorg into the mix. Over the
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
I’ve spent the past decade producing events and DJ’ing in a variety of environments. From boat parties to the high desert, I’ve learned some valuable lessons along the way. It doesn’t matter what type of equipment you use, or how experienced you are. If you are heading out to play a gig, make sure you have everything you need. There’s nothing worse than showing up to an event only to find that the promoter didn’t follow through on the technical rider, or the sound engineer has only one RCA cable that’s being held together by electrical tape.
by Nicholas Messitte · Posted
Denon DJ, a company long renowned for its DJ-related equipment, has just dropped the MC7000 DJ Controller—and we at B&H are happy to carry it. The controller features 4-channel Serato DJ capability and dual USB connections. What’s more, the MC7000 comprises two separate USB interfaces in one unit, and thus, empowers two DJs to
by John Harris · Posted
We are about a year into the B&H Photography Podcast and, while we still have a lot to learn, our success in this relatively short time has been inspiring. In addition to the wonderful guests who continue to come to our studio, our listenership and subscriber list have steadily grown over the months, and we were even nominated for a Best Podcast Award in the Arts category by the People’s Choice Podcast Awards. These factors are encouraging, and motivate our small team to continue
by BH Event Space… · Posted
Musician Gary Hoey takes us on a tour of the Pro Tools | Eleven Rack. The Eleven Rack is a hardware/software bundle that provides the ultimate recording and amplifier emulation solution for guitar players. It comes with the high-quality, DSP-accelerated Eleven Rack hardware interface, industry-standard Pro Tools software, stand-alone Eleven Rack Editor application, and built-in Eleven Rack Expansion Pack, providing everything you
by jaime traba · Posted
It is much too easy to take our sense of hearing for granted. However, let’s face it—if you saw someone walking around treating one of their other senses the way our hearing gets abused, you’d call social services. It’s common sense not to stare directly into the sun, or not to pick up a hot pan with your bare hands, but we regularly expose ourselves to the damaging sound pressure levels (SPLs) of live shows, the daily subway ride, band practice, passing ambulance sirens, spin class, and listening to loud music. All of these things can have
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
New to B&H, the Apogee MiC 96k is a professional condenser microphone designed to deliver studio-quality recordings directly into your Mac or Windows computer via USB. This highly portable microphone is well suited for vocals, voice-overs, podcasts, interviews, musical instruments, and
by Nicholas Messitte · Posted
That’s a great idea!” exclaimed my manager as he went over the pitch-sheet for this article. “But—and don’t hate me for this—you’re way too old to write it.”
Running a hand through my thinning brown hair, I replied, “whatever do you mean?”
"In the time since you've graduated," he said, "you could've gone to college again. Twice." Here he suspended two fingers in the air. “Twice.”
He was right. Moreover, my prospective list of collegial gear hadn't aged very well; at the top was a Boss BR1180 Recorder, which, these days, makes for an absolutely
by Nicholas Messitte · Posted
For denizens of pro audio, Native Instruments requires no introduction. What should be introduced—heralded, even—is the arrival of KOMPLETE 11, now available at B&H in Select,
by Nicholas Messitte · Posted
Yes, pop music has migrated away from the guitar in the last few years. But you know what hasn’t changed? The laws of attraction—especially on the college quad. Let’s face it, if you’re heading to campus this fall, you probably want to make friends. In fact, you might want to make more than friends. Playing an acoustic guitar is still a great way to succeed in this endeavor, enough so that iconic comedies from Animal House to Family Guy have lampooned the practice.
But there’s a problem in bringing your acoustic to campus: if your college
by BH Online Videos · Posted
Sitting in New York City’s Legendary Sterling Sound, John Congleton talks with Sonic Scoop’s Justin Colletti about the mixing process. Together they cover mixing by instinct, focusing on the big picture, using the rough mix to your advantage, listening to music while you’re mixing, and working on the vocal sooner rather than later. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com.
by Andrew Eisele · Posted
Moog Music, the pioneer of modern synthesizer, has announced the reintroduction of the Minimoog Model D. For the first time since 1981, fans of this ground-breaking and highly sought after iconic synthesizer will be able to claim one for their own. Each Model D will be handcrafted, calibrated, and tuned at the Moog factory, in Asheville, North Carolina. Instruments will be produced in small batches, so get your orders in early.
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