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Shure Notes
Talkin’ Church Mic Basics with Gino Sigismondi: Mic Selection and Placement
Read MoreIn the second half of our two-part series, Shure Associate Gino Sigismondi, who many of you know from articles in Shure Notes as well as training sessions at seminars and conferences, explains the different types of mics used in church applications along with tips on where to place them. Form Factors – Narrowing the Field The sound reinforcement requirements of a church are different than those of more typical live performances, so once you’ve decided what type (dynamic or condenser) and polar pattern (omni or uni) you’re going to need for each application – pastor, …
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News
Fantastic Scholastic: The Results Are In…
Read MoreMedically, inspiration is the act of breathing in. Creatively, inspiration is the experience of an idea revealing itself. When I say that, every year, listening to the Fantastic Scholastic Recording Competition tracks is like a breath of fresh air, I mean that they inspire me. There’s nothing like hearing young artists go for it. It makes me glad to be alive, and breathing. This year, the winners are: GRAND PRIZE WINNER: Purchase College Student Team Members: Trevor Fedele, Patrick Linehan, Joshua Pleeter, Brendan Williams, and Joseph Yonkers Faculty Advisor: Silas Brown Song Title: “Soviet Union” …
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Mic Check
Two Weeks of Artist Relations Randomness
Read MoreI was taking a look at some photos on my iPhone… Here’s a look into what my brain processed in the course of two weeks: Any questions? Pretty random stuff, another cool part of this AR gig. Rock Out – Cory
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Recharge with Shure Learning Center’s Free June Webinar
Shure rechargeable batteries have revolutionized the possibilities for powering wireless systems. Check out this webinar if you’re interested in making the switch. (Your battery budget will thank you.) As always, Shure Learning Center webinars are …
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Going to InfoComm? Register for AV Networking World
System integrators, AV consultants, and design consultants: this one’s for you… The week of InfoComm, you’re invited to AV Networking World, a day-long event featuring interactive demonstrations, workshops, and panel discussions of real-world use cases …
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Five Easy Pieces: Miking Drums with a Shure SM27
Editors’ Note: For many years, one of Shure’s corporate missions has been to further music education around the globe. But our commitment extends far beyond contests such as Fantastic Scholastic (now in its ninth year), …
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Talkin’ Mic Basics with Shure’s Gino Sigismondi: Choosing the Right Mic
Sometimes people ask us, “Why do you guys make so many different types of microphones?” The answer is: there are many different applications that require different form factors – handheld, headset or stand-mounted and different …
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What discontinued Shure Mic would you bring back and why?
In our frequent travels as Shure Artist Relations representatives, we often hear from many engineers “You guys should really bring _____ mic back.” If you look back in Shure’s history, there are some amazing designs but also some wonderful sounding mics. Some people want them back because they just look cool and others because they have just one of those classic mics and are hoping …
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Ongoing Series: The SM7B and the artists that use it.
The SM7B is my favorite Shure microphone. Not only is it extremely versatile, but it is inexpensive. It has been used on so many Grammy Award winning recordings and to this day, remains to be …
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