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In this post, we’re going to turn the spotlight on an essential instrument in the horn section: the saxophone. To help us do it, we’ve turned to a trio of pros: ADAM HILL from Memphis’s legendary Ardent Studios (where...
After taking just enough voice lessons to be dangerous (six, to be exact) and performing with some very patient folks here at Shure HQ, I’m starting to explore the music world that lives in nooks and crannies around...
Now while it may be true that you need talent and timing to make it in this business of rock n’ roll, it also helps to have some friends in high places. Today, Paul Natkin has friends of all types of status all over the...
The Montreux Jazz Festival, that 15-day slice of jazzophile heaven, is in full-throttle scat and improvisation mode until July 20. Again this year, Shure is proud to be the official technical supplier of microphones and wireless...
By Worship Leader Sandy Hoffman Whether you believe that God or the Devil is in the details, the fact is that no matter how hard you try to honor one or drive the other away by paying attention to the smallest things, stuff...
If you have a burning question about Shure gear, now’s your chance to get an answer from a real live Shure expert at your local Guitar Center store. On Saturdays between 12 PM and 5 PM throughout the holiday season, Shure...
The air is getting cooler around Shure HQ. Daylight’s fading faster. Kids have that serious back-to-school look in their eyes. Is this bumming you out? Me too. So let’s have one last hurrah for summer 2012. Tell us...
October 14, 2011 Bridgestone Arena – Nashville, TN The last time these wonderful Christian Artists were in Nashville, I had a prior commitment and was unable to stick around for the show. Tonight, I planned to spend the...
The following article is an excerpt from Shure Notes, Issue #44. It’s not … working. Everyone’s had this problem in all of its flavors. We turned again to our panel of performers, producers and sound engineers to...
Acoustic Instruments The following article is an excerpt from Shure Notes, Issue #26. Of course you know how to mic your lead singer, your bassist and your lead guitar player. But what happens when you add acoustic instruments...
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.
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).
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...
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.
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.
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.
Shure Associates share what they like about hearing certain genres of music in certain places with certain technologies. Tell us about your listening habits!
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...
How I Chose My First Live Vocal Mic
Backstage With Paul: Live Aid… No One Knew What To Expect
Montreux Jazz Festival: Live Streaming & Gear Rundown
How to Survive the Pitfalls of Live Performance
Your Questions, Shure Answers: Live and In-Person
Live Music Fans: Win Shure Gear
Casting Crowns delivers the message in Nashville
Testing 1-2-3: Advice on Live Sound
Live Sound Reinforcement
An Overview of Digital Wireless Microphone Systems
The New 5575LE Unidyne and The Story Behind It
Shure Onstage at Making Wireless Work Training in Dallas
The Front of House Gig: Touring vs Resident
How to Mic a Bluegrass Band
Audio Techniques Even Three-Year-Olds Can Perfect: Part One
Music On The Go: Where Do You Listen?
Five Essential Mobile Recording Rules
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