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Cable Filters by Paulo Valongo
Using RF cables as filters for wireless microphone receivers. There are often situations where a strong signal may interfere with the reception of wireless mic signals. An old trick which has been largely forgotten about, is using certain lengths of coax (RF) cable to create notch filters and thus reduce this problem. Before getting into the...Read More
5 Tips to Landing more work as a Freelance Audio Engineer by Kirsten Hunnyball
Visit my Site In my short time as a qualified audio engineer, I have explored some ways in which to find work as a freelancer in the industry. Some methods took me to dead ends, and others ended up succeeding. So I thought I would share my experience here. Why you find it hard to find work: 1.REGISTER YOURSELF ON ONLINE DIRECTORIES This one seems pretty...Read MoreNewsletter Sign up
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Make me feel something, by Jaime Lopes
I grew up in a non-musical family, no that’s not quite true. What I mean is that no one played an instrument… or the drums. However, I did grow up in a house that was almost always filled with music. My mom played lots of Elvis… like, lots of it! My brother played what I thought was the cheesiest music ever, 80s pop but the worst was my sister! She was...Read MoreSound Card Power Management by Paulo Valongo
For those of you that use a Windows laptop and the built-in sound card for audio work, you may have experienced a very irritating feature, power management. When no audio is being played, after 10 – 30 seconds (depending on settings, model, etc), you will hear a loud, distracting “pop” noise as the sound card is powered down. Same as when you then start...Read More5 Tips to Landing more work as a Freelance Audio Engineer by Kirsten Hunnyball
Visit my Site In my short time as a qualified audio engineer, I have explored some ways in which to find work as a freelancer in the industry. Some methods took me to dead ends, and others ended up succeeding. So I thought I would share my experience here. Why you find it hard to find work: 1.REGISTER YOURSELF ON ONLINE DIRECTORIES This one seems pretty...Read More
Which Mic Should I Use? by Stephan W. McCabe
Visit my Facebook This is a question that many musicians (if not all) ask, usually at the start of their career. In order to get the best and truest sound reproduction, you have to know how microphones work, the different types and where to use them (live or in studio). First, you have to know the difference between large and small diaphragm microphones: Large...Read More