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GRAMMY Camp LA: ‘Be Persistent and Be Prepared’
Read MoreOur friend, Meghan Brown, wrote this guest blog for Featured News… GRAMMY Camp! Have you heard of it? It’s an awesome summer camp program that brings high school students together for a 10 day total music immersion. Last week, I was lucky enough to join ultra-talented campers at GRAMMY Camp LA and see firsthand how they learn what’s new in the music world from some of the biggest names in the industry. Colbie Caillat, Al Schmitt, a GRAMMY-winning audio engineer and Universal Music Group’s Global Head of Digital Accounts, Amanda Marks, to name a few. …
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Dan + Shay & The Band Perry Rock Out Wrigley Field
Read MoreLast week in my summer soundtrack blog post, I wrote about how summer to me is country music. Well, that’s just how I spent this last Saturday night! I gathered with all my other country music fans at Wrigley Field to catch Dan + Shay, The Band Perry, and Blake Shelton on the Ten Times Crazier Tour. Believe it or not, this was my first real “big” country concert. I’d seen country singers before, but never the scale of Blake Shelton at Wrigley Field. My friend Emily and I showed up to find we had …
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Shure Notes®
Top 8 Microphone Myths Exposed
Read MoreThere are microphone myths just like there are urban myths. And their longevity rivals Bigfoot, Nessie and that mysterious Roswell incident in 1947. Right here, right now, we’re setting the record straight on mic folklore that we’ve continued to debunk over the years. Check each one of these off your list, and when the subject comes up (yes, it will come up), you’ll be the expert. 1. There are wireless microphone frequencies that are completely free from interference. False. This is a myth that is being propagated by some pro audio manufacturers. The fact is …
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InfoComm 2014 Wrap-up
It’s been over a month since we returned from InfoComm 2014 in Las Vegas, but we are still riding high from all the great things that happened at the show. From the moment the doors opened on the convention floor to the final minute of the last day, there was barely a second when …
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July Webinar – Wireless Spectrum Update: The 600 MHz Incentive Auction
It’s understandable that people get nervous when the FCC starts talking about reallocating spectrum. Wireless mic users can remember how disruptive the 700 MHz reallocation was, so it’s easy to get jumpy when any part of the prime real-estate that is the UHF TV band comes under speculation. Spectrum is …
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Tips For Mixing in Multiple Locations
Contributor: Cliff Goldmacher, Owner/Founder of Nashville Studio Live How to Stay Cool, Calm and Consistent As a producer and engineer for the past twenty years, I’ve had the pleasure of being able to travel to various cities and studios for my work. Along with this privilege, however, comes a particular …
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Designing a Portable Church Sound System
Tips from Todd Hartmann at The Austin Stone This is a church that understands the concept of community. Launched just 12 years ago by Chris Tomlin and Matt Carter in the living room of Tomlin’s bass player’s house, The Austin Stone Community Church presently numbers four campuses across the greater …
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Dailey & Vincent: Bluegrass at its best!
Since their formation, Dailey & Vincent have been a favorite of mine in the bluegrass genre. They brought Shure into the picture early on, and we have been enjoying this relationship ever since. The group was the first to perform at the S.N. Shure Theater inside of Shure HQ. I …
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Backstage With Paul: Anthrax & Public Enemy
I have been friends with the guys in Anthrax for their entire career. Back in the beginning, when their first album came out, I was regularly selling pictures to Playboy Magazine. I met up with the band backstage at the Aragon Ballroom, and in the course of the conversation, I …
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