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Ryan Smith interviews three monitor engineers about building trust with their artists, and the role of that trust in the artists’ ability to deliver confident performances.
After years of watching artists and engineers work together, Ryan Smith began collecting their thoughts on the nature of their relationship, beginning with their ideal version of it.
With a wide variety of headphones to choose from, we find that many users are looking for guidance to help them select the right headphone for their application. Shure’s product line has expanded to eight different models – some open back, some closed back, and a couple of models for DJs. What practical information could […]
Last week, I received a phone call from an industry associate that a dear friend and Flyleaf FOH engineer Rich Caldwell died in a car accident. I’ve known Rich for more than 5 years and he had one of the most positive personalities I’ve encountered as a touring engineer. He took great pride in his […]
Every year, Nashville’s finest golfers, engineers, and many other music industry people get together for 2 days of golfing fun, all to benefit N.E.R.F. ( no, not the fun play toys) the Nashville Engineer Relief Fund (http://theaudiomasters.org/). Shure sponsored a hole on Day 2, Studio Day. Here’s a few shots on the course. It was […]
What is it like in a room where all typical daily noises are absent? In this post, we’ll take you inside one of two Shure anechoic chambers used for product testing.
In this post, Chris Lyons talks about the transducer found inside of any microphone, dynamic or condenser.
Understanding how the base building design affects the quality of audio and video conferencing in rooms can help create conference systems that provide a great experience in a modern office space.
Shure Notes® email newsletter subscribers submit their burning audio questions every month. This month, we explore vocal mic options for death metal.
With a growing legion of accordion players appearing with mainstream acts like Arcade Fire, The E Street Band, and Mumford & Sons, we offer instruction and sound samples for eight accordion miking techniques.
This month, we debunk the myth that the sound quality of wireless headworn microphones is inferior to wired handheld microphones.
Church sound pro, author and educator Mike Sokol explains the fundamentals of creating a consistently good audio mix.
Shure Systems UK Sales and Product Engineer Stuart Stephens explains boardroom acoustics and how to get the best meeting sound.
Guitarist Keith Everette Smith of TobyMac and his wife Tasha shared their knowledge with orphaned Ugandan children at a camp that teaches music creation, notation and production.
Performing live for the first time can be a nerve-wracking experience, so don’t leave anything to chance. By following these helpful suggestions, you’ll be ready to take the stage with confidence – and prepared when things happen to go wrong.
We spoke with live podcasting experts Tyler Greene and Adam Yoffe about how to take your podcast from the studio to the stage. The two worked together at the Chicago Podcast Festival, where Greene was artistic director and Yoffe a recording engineer.
Shure Notes email newsletter subscribers submit their burning audio questions every month, and we pick one to publish in the email and here. This month, we focus on the benefits of microphones with switchable polar patterns, the KSM9 in particular.
Podcasters and other content creators looking for professional quality audio need search no further: the Shure MOTIV line has you covered with the great sounding – and good looking – MV5 and MV51 digital microphones.
Artists and Their Engineers: Part One
Inside Headphones with Yuri Shulman, Shure Engineer
FOH Engineer Rich Caldwell – Rest in Peace
For the Engineers…
An Inside Look at an Anechoic Chamber
Mic Basics: What Are Transducers?
An Architectural Guide to Successful Conference System Design
Vocal Mics for Death Metal: April 2017 Subscriber Question of the Month
Eight Ways to Mic an Accordion
Headworn Microphone Mythbusting: March 2017 Subscriber Question of the Month
Professional Mixing Tips for Church Sound
Acoustic Treatments In Boardrooms – It’s Not As Hard As You Think
Keith Everette Smith Pays it Forward in Uganda
Performing Live: What to Bring to Your First Gig
Live Podcasting Tips from the Experts
Mics with Switchable Polar Patterns: January 2017 Subscriber Question of the Month
Podcasting Microphones Perfect for Content Creators
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