The journey of wireless microphone technology began as an endeavor to untether performers and speakers from the constraints of wired systems, paving the way for freedom of movement and expression. Though the concept of transmitting sound wirelessly was not novel,…
Live performances, where every note and word needs to be captured with precision, wireless microphones stand as a testament to technological advancement, offering unparalleled freedom and audio quality. Replacing the traditional tethered approach, these systems consist of three key components:…
If you're a singer, part of a band, or a songwriter, this is probably a passion you'd like to turn into a career. The best and most secure way to do this is to sign a record deal. Getting a…
Are you a musician ready to start recording, a podcaster looking for great audio quality in your interviews and episodes, or maybe even a YouTuber who wants to take their vlogs up a notch? If so, then having the right…
Impedance is a measure of opposition to the flow of alternating current (AC) in a circuit. It is measured in ohms and represented by the symbol Z. Unlike the pure resistance of a resistor, impedance is frequency dependent. In audio…
Making a name for yourself and nailing gigs in your local scene can be satisfying and exciting for any band or musician. However, if you really want to be taken seriously by fans, labels, and the press, you’ll eventually need…
Everyone wants their audio experience to be the highest quality possible. Whether you are a professional musician, an audiophile, or a bit of both, it can be frustrating when you get a crackling sound coming out of your speakers. Provided…
A sound level meter (sometimes referred to as a sound pressure level meter, decibel meter, or noise meter) is a tool that measures changes in air pressure. Sound level meters typically have four components: a microphone, a preamplifier, a signal…
Loudspeakers, also known as transducers or drivers, come in various sizes and styles. Their purpose is to turn electrical audio signals into acoustical sound waves that we can hear. The most common design type is the moving coil loudspeaker. It…
