When it’s time to go Mac
AP has taken the plunge and is planning on swapping out his PC for a Mac, opening up a massive can of worms! We discuss the implications.. A big shout […]
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The Pro Audio Suite
The Pro Audio Suite podcast is designed for audio professionals. With your hosts George (The Tech) Whittam, Robert Marshall (Audio Engineer/Source Elements Creator/Owner), Andrew Peters (Premier Voice Talent/Co-Owner Realtime Casting), and Darren "Robbo" Robertson (Studio Owner/Sound Designer), we cover the gamut of Audio issues, from voiceover tips and tools to project and professional studio set up and fit out, to the latest in gear and everything in between.
Metering and Delivery Levels
What’s the best way to measure the level of your audio? Is there a better metering standard to use over others? What sort of level should your audio be delivered […]
Capsules – Nylon v Brass
AKG used a brass capsule in their famous c414, but later turned to nylon as their prefered material, whilst today Austrian Audio are using brass in their capsules. So which […]
IOS for recording? Why not?
IOS is the operating system for Apple smartphones and iPads. More and more consumer demand is pushing audio developers to come up with Apps that allow them to record on […]
The VO Social
So turns out (imagine that) that we’re not the only Voice Over centric Podcast on the planet. When we got an email from Leah and Nic at the VO social […]
When the client wants to be the engineer…
We’ve all had those sessions. You know, the ones where the client not only wants to direct the reads but also tell you how to use not only your voice […]
The Auralex Max Wall – Value For Money?
The Auralex website says that the MAX-Wall™ “is a portable, acoustic treatment system with excellent broadband absorption, and a fairly high degree of isolation, by virtue of the thickness and […]
Avalon VT737 v Its UA Equivalent
At around $4000 USD, the Avalon VT737 promises “a new standard to high-end audio, taking your sound to places you never thought possible and giving you precise creative control”. But […]
Mic Stands… There IS a difference!!!
When you think about Mic stands, you probably think “ahhh what’s the difference!”, in fact, nothing could be further from the truth! Inspired by our chat last week about SHock […]
Shock Mounts
A microphone shock mount isolates a microphone from mechanically transmitted noise. The system is very simple: a shock mount (usually an elastic suspension device) absorbs the shock of physical movement […]