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Gear Spotlight: Taking a Look at Three DPA Microphones

Featured Article, Gear, Making Music, NAMM 2018 August 21, 2018 Chuck Schiele 0 Comments

DPA microphones are rugged enough for touring, compact and discreete offering colorless accurate sound detail…

Making Music Mag/NAMM 2018 Product Spotlight: Austin Ribbon Mic

Gear, Gear, NAMM 2018 March 7, 2018 Chuck Schiele 0 Comments

Build your own ribbon microphone! Austin Ribbon Mics offers this new kit so that you can build your very own ribbon microphone.

Making Music Mag/NAMM 2018 Product Spotlight: Presonus Studio Live

Audio Recording, Gear, Gear, NAMM 2018 February 26, 2018 Chuck Schiele 0 Comments

The integrated recording interface, networking features, and tightly integrated software provide recording, editing, and computer-control, including simultaneous wireless remote control from laptops, iOS® devices, and Android™ devices.

Making Music Mag / NAMM 2018 Product Spotlight: Telefunken Direct Input Boxes

Gear, Making Music, NAMM 2018 February 22, 2018 Chuck Schiele 0 Comments

Telefunken was at NAMM 2018 showcasing their Telefunken direct input boxes.

Making Music Mag / NAMM 2018 Product Spotlight: Hooke Audio: Verse 3D Binaural Headphones

Gear, Gear, Making Music, NAMM 2018 February 20, 2018 Chuck Schiele 0 Comments

Hooke Audio presents a new headphone that offers 3D binaural listening and recording. Hook it up to your digital device via bluetooth phone, and away you go.

Making Music Mag/NAMM 2018 Product Spotlight: DPA

Gear, Gear, NAMM 2018 February 15, 2018 Chuck Schiele 0 Comments

DPA Microphones talks about the DPA Device at the 2018 NAMM Show.

Sennheiser MK 4 and MK 8 Review

Featured Article, Gear, More Topics, Tuned In, Vocal, Vocal January 15, 2018 Chuck Schiele 0 Comments

With a price tag of $699.00, the Sennheiser MK8 is among the more impressive of Sennheiser’s less expensive range of microphones. Sort of a “pro-sumer” solution, this microphone is perfect for project studios right along with professional studios. It’s versatile, clean, pretty darn neutral for the most part and it fared very well with more expensive competitors and counterparts.