To make great mixes, you need to hear your music accurately and in detail across the frequency spectrum. Without a well-tuned, acoustically treated studio, this…

You probably heard about RAY, the first microphone with autofocus for your voice, and now you want to understand how the technology behind this groundbreaking…

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Microphones come in many different shapes and forms. We use them for various applications, but always with the same goal: to capture sound. In this blog, you 1)…

Do you want to record your music at home? Are you looking for the perfect microphone without breaking the bank? We can help with that. As a microphone…

I'm sure you have heard about "matched pairs" in the recording world. What does it mean? How do they work, and do you really need them? In this blog, we will…

You've probably heard or read online that you need a microphone shock mount and a pop filter when recording vocals. Here you will quickly learn why you need…

Everyone who starts using an audio interface experiences this – a delay between what you send into your computer and what comes out. It's called latency, and it…

Gain staging is the process of adjusting the gain of your audio signal to get optimal results. That sounds simple enough, right? As usual, it can be trickier…

PAD stands for passive attenuation device. "Passive" means it does not need external power. "Attenuation" means the signal gets lowered by a certain amount.…