Written by Bill Ostry on April 9, 2018 under FeaturedWireless Systems
PSM 1000 has become a staple in touring sound. But it is also selling in the world of broadcasting, including major news, sports, and network production facilities for interruptible foldback (IFB) applications as well.
Written by Hayden Leiper on April 20, 2018 under LiveWireless Systems
Welcome to the fourth installment of All About Wireless. In this issue, we will focus on antenna positioning.
Written by Davida Rochman on April 19, 2018 under Home Recording
Want to build your own home recording studio, but aren’t sure how to get started? From considering acoustics to choosing the right gear, we’ve got everything you need to know.
Written by Marc Young on April 12, 2018 under Signal Path PodcastStudio
The Signal Path podcast from Shure brings you exclusive interviews with the people shaping the world of audio. Listen to the latest episode with Bryan Grone and William Garrett from Spotify Studios.
Written by Cheryl Jennison DaProza on April 5, 2018 under AVSystemsWebinars
In our next webinar, we will provide an overview of techniques and best practices for a voice lift system. We’ll cover microphone selection and placement, potential acoustic gain, acoustic considerations, as well as utilizing mix-minus and zoned loudspeaker systems.
Written by Marc Young on April 3, 2018 under Signal Path Podcast
The Signal Path podcast from Shure brings you exclusive interviews with the people shaping the world of audio. Listen to the latest episode with Marten Berger, a producer traveling around Europe to record street musicians with his mobile studio.
Written by Marc Henshall on March 29, 2018 under Studio
UK engineer Drew Bang got a late start in the music industry, but his unorthodox career path and studio methods have attracted notice from artists like U2, Slaves and Royal Blood. We met him in the resident bar of East London’s Strongroom studios to discuss his remarkable journey and how it’s given him a unique approach to engineering.
Written by Bells Driver on March 28, 2018 under Studio
Grammy-winning studio engineer Robbie Nelson has worked with everyone from Beck to Mick Jagger. We spoke to the Englishman about what makes a studio legendary and why a vintage Shure 526T desktop mic sounds great for drums.
Written by Tom Mason on March 26, 2018 under Vlogging
Wildlife photographer Tom Mason started video blogging to show people what it takes to snap amazing shots of everything from penguins to bears. So upon his return to civilization, Shure asked to see the gear inside his vlog kit.
Written by Thomas Banks on March 22, 2018 under MOTIV
The new ShurePlus™ MOTIV™ Video app makes recording high quality audio while filming with an iPhone easier than ever before. Product Manager Thomas Banks explains what all the fuss is about.
Written by Bells Driver on March 17, 2018 under Studio
Since opening its doors in 1984, Strongroom Studios in East London has welcomed everyone from Eric Clapton to The Spice Girls. We spoke with studio manager Emma Townsend for a little lesson in recording history.
Written by Hayden Leiper on March 14, 2018 under Wireless Systems
In this part of our wireless series, we will focus on antennas, covering the design and performance characteristics of those most commonly utilized in the professional audio industry.
Written by Marc Young on March 13, 2018 under Signal Path Podcast
The Signal Path podcast from Shure brings you exclusive interviews with the people shaping the world of audio. Listen to the latest episode with legendary sound engineer Roger Lindsay.
Written by Cheryl Jennison DaProza on March 12, 2018 under WebinarsWireless Systems
Selecting the right system involves more than simply determining the best sound or the appropriate range. Using specific examples from the Shure product line, we’ll take a look at the three most important questions to ask when trying to decide which system is right for you.
Written by Marius Creutznacher on March 9, 2018 under Microphones
There are plenty of tutorials online showing how to record a variety of instruments, but the trusty old recorder comes up short. So we thought we’d explain how to capture the sound of this popular member of the flute family.
Written by Abby Kaplan on March 7, 2018 under News
Six decades after leaving downtown Chicago, Shure is returning to its roots with a spectacular new office and presentation space in the city’s Loop business district.
Written by Bells Driver on March 2, 2018 under Studio
From Radiohead to Robert Plant, London’s RAK Studios is famous for hosting some of the biggest names in music. Shure sat down with RAK manager Trisha Wegg to find out what makes the studio so special.
Written by Loudon Cleare on March 1, 2018 under Microphones
A live sound engineer from the UK writes about how he helped create recordings of historic cars.
Written by Marc Young on February 27, 2018 under Signal Path PodcastStudio
The Signal Path podcast from Shure brings you exclusive interviews with the people shaping the world of audio. Listen to the latest episode with award-winning mastering engineer Matt Colton.
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