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Wiring balanced audio 3-pin XLR connectors is straightforward but it is important to get it right, else phase errors may occur. more...
Choosing a Microphone Directional Pattern
Microphones vary in how they respond to sound coming form different directions. Using the right pickup pattern for the subject gets better results. more...
Mastering Audio by Bob Katz, Book Review
Mastering audio is an art, and Bob Katz has been doing it since 1971. In this book he shares his knowledge for anyone wanting to get the best sound for their music. more...
There are several ways of using two or more microphones to record stereo in the field, each with their different strengths and weaknesses. more...
Acoustic Treatment Principles for Home Studios
Recording sound at home often sounds boomy and coloured because of room acoustics. These can be improved with small changes. more...
Get Better Sound from Piezo Mics & Pickups
Piezo pickups and contact mics have a bad reputation for a harsh tinny sound. Match them right and the tinniness can be solved. more...
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Chad Criswell
The Zoom H4n digital audio recorder is one of the most full featured and versatile portable audio recorders on the market. more...
Transferring Large Audio Files Over the Internet
By: Clayton Worbeck
Today's audio engineers and music producers have plenty of fast and inexpensive options for transferring large audio files between recording studios via the internet. more...
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Chad Criswell
For enthusiasts that need a full featured, portable audio recorder but do not want the limitations of hand held recorders, the Tascam BB-1000CD is an excellent choice. more...
Zoom H2 Portable Audio Recorder Review
By:
Chad Criswell
The Zoom H2 Handy Recorder is intended for musicians but its features and adaptable microphone design make it appropriate for almost any audio recording use. more...
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