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Shure is pleased to offer video professionals educational resources that provide practical advice and helpful tips—all with the express purpose of ensuring the highest quality audio possible. To address some of the common...
It wasn’t that long ago – maybe 15 or 20 years at most –when a quality studio incorporating all of the technologies that have revolutionized recorded music over the decades would have cost tens of thousands of dollars....
When Mix and other leading audio publications start devoting ink to digital audio networking for live sound and broadcasting applications, there’s more than a revolution in the making. The future has arrived.
There 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...
In 1983, I decided that it would probably be a good idea if I started branching out from just shooting in Chicago. My first destination was the US Festival in Ontario, California, on May 28th, 29th and 30th of 1983. I called a...
Contributor: Gino Sigismondi, Senior Manager, Shure Systems Support For the last couple of years, we’ve all heard the steady drumbeat of digital in pro sound applications. Digital audio networking systems that transmit and...
Helical? This could describe a bad day in the studio or a buzzing sound that just won’t go away. Fact is, it’s a type of a directional antenna that might be the answer to getting better performance from your wireless...
At Shure, we talk a lot about the audio signal path when we refer to sound’s journey from microphone to mixer to P.A. system. But we were blown away by a recent Disney Research Technology project called...
Contributors: Gino Sigismondi and Doug Totel The hum. The buzz. The crackle. Or no sound at all. While we’re all familiar with the unwanted sound of, let’s say, guitar amp feedback, there are other issues that are a little...
Shure is pleased to offer video professionals educational resources that provide practical advice and helpful tips—all with the express purpose of ensuring the highest quality audio possible. To address some of the common...
Shure is pleased to offer video professionals educational resources that provide practical advice and helpful tips—all with the express purpose of ensuring the highest quality audio possible. To address some of the common...
Contributor: Allen Sargent, Discipleship Coordinator at Christ the King Lutheran Church Fallbrook, California Anyone leading a praise or worship team in a small or mid-size church has faced the challenges of an all-volunteer tech...
Contributors: Jim Brown and Gino Sigismondi You’ve done everything you can think of to keep the levels constant. You’ve added amps. You‘ve moved speakers. Still, the amount of reverberation in your worship space makes...
By: Shure Notes Editors, Contributor: Chris Lyons Noise cancelling headphones have become very popular in consumer markets over the past few years. Especially around the holidays, TV spots featuring de-stressed travelers in...
Contributor: Josh Isenhart, Consultant, Sound Engineer Worship Technology Solutions, Markey’s Rental and Staging “The point is this: good sound is good sound. A church building is really a performance space, and all of the...
Welcome to the first in a series of AR blogs where we will dig deeper into this Music Industry and sometimes ourselves. Over the next few months, we are going to be covering a lot of interesting topics so please check in every...
Contributor: John Mills We tend to think of him as “friend of Shure Notes John” but to the larger audio world, he is FOH engineer extraordinaire, audio tech advisor in his popular TechTraining101 site, frequent contributor...
The list of famous recordings made in a “home studio” is long and subject to debate. What qualifies as a home studio? We all know that “Exile on Main Street” was recorded in a home (make that the basement of Villa...
Computer Recording Fundamentals
Building Bridges: IT and Audio
Top 8 Microphone Myths Exposed
Backstage With Paul: The US Festival
What You Need to Know About Dante
Helical and 145 Other Audio Terms You May Need to Know
Disney Sends Audio Signal Through Human Touch
What’s That Noise? And How to Fix It!
How To Mic a Walk and Talk
How To Sync Audio and Video
Keeping It Simple for the Volunteer Audio Team
The Fundamentals of Digital Signal Processing
Noise-Cancellation or Sound-Isolation: What’s the Difference?
Upgrading Your Church’s Audio System: Five Tips from a Church Tech
How did you get into Artist Relations?
Tips for Improving Your Tape Ministry Recordings
Building a Project Studio for $1000 or Less, Part II
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