Written by Matt Dobschuetz on January 23, 2015 under Events
Here are the 10 things that sum up the Shure booth experience at The 2015 NAMM Show. (Say hi at Booth #6541 if you're here!)
Written by Davida Rochman on January 5, 2015 under Education
Interested in a digital wireless system? This post covers the basics of going digital, including product and spectrum considerations, plus how to choose the right system for your needs.
Written by Allison Wolcott on December 19, 2014 under Events
Find out how you could win one of 10 5575LE microphones in our random drawing (and learn a little Unidyne history while you're at it).
Written by Matt Dobschuetz on December 15, 2014 under News
Macho Zapp marks the 50th anniversary of Shure's iconic phonograph cartridge, the M44-7, with a six-part epic feature story.
Written by Cheryl Jennison DaProza on December 8, 2014 under Events
If you want to learn how to navigate multiple channels of wireless, get the help you need from the experts at SynAudCon’s two-day Making Wireless Work training at the American Airlines Training and Conference Center on January 3...
Written by Ryan Smith on December 5, 2014 under Artists
The issue of safety has come to the forefront for event planners recently, especially those dealing with large-scale, complex touring productions. Luke Bryan's production manager knows it all too well.
Written by Brooke Giddens on December 3, 2014 under Artists
David Levin and Juan Garcia-Spitz share with us the biggest differences between being a FOH engineer with touring acts vs. having residency as an engineer at a venue.
Written by Davida Rochman on November 21, 2014 under Education
Churches everywhere are looking for ways to lower the volume while improving the audio quality of their worship services. Here are tips for achieving a Quiet Stage through the use of in-ear monitoring and other technologies.
Written by Nelson Arreguín on November 18, 2014 under Artists
"Born all in the dark wormy earth, cold specks of fire, evil, lights shining in the darkness." This is the James Joyce line from which new Shure artist endorser Cold Specks drew her name. Get to know her music in this post.
Written by Davida Rochman on November 14, 2014 under Education
Les Banks of the legendary Ryman Auditorium and Cliff Miller, who has handled audio for nearly every major bluegrass act, explain which mics and techniques deliver that pure acoustic sound from the stage to the audience.
Written by Cory Lorentz on November 12, 2014 under Education
Good mic techniques are intuitive enough that even small children can execute them with no prompting. Somewhere along the path to adulthood, however, that intuition fades. This post series will help you get that intuition back.
Written by Brooke Giddens on November 11, 2014 under Artists
It was a big night for Shure and country music at the 2014 Country Music Association Awards in Nashville, Tennessee.
Written by Brooke Giddens on November 6, 2014 under Artists
Shure Associates share what they like about hearing certain genres of music in certain places with certain technologies. Tell us about your listening habits!
Written by Ryan Smith on November 3, 2014 under Artists
Shure sat down with monitor engineer Jason Spence to discuss some of the details involved in mixing monitors at an awards show.
Written by Davida Rochman on October 30, 2014 under Education
Sometimes the recording studio is a rig that fits into the backpacks of two tourists bound for Europe. In this post, mobile recording engineer Adam Lansky offers tips for recording success anywhere: on the road, in the moment, and...
Written by Davida Rochman on October 27, 2014 under Education
This brief video explains how state-of-the-art technology allows GLX-D Digital Wireless to detect and avoid interference. Demonstration included!
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