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by Freddy Gerngross · Posted
Since its founding in 1992, DPA Microphones has gained a prestigious reputation in the audio industry for their mics' exceptional quality, crystalline transparency, and rugged and reliable build quality. And while DPA's microphones have found their way onto the stage with Beyonce, onto the sets of Game of Thrones, and into the concert halls of the world's greatest orchestras, what's perhaps most impactful to our world is the contributions they've made to the scientific community: DPA's microphones have enabled advancements in medicine,
by Freddy Gerngross · Posted
Equalizers affect the fundamental character and quality of sound more than any other tool in audio engineering and sound design, making it perhaps the most common and useful tool in the industry. Like compressors, equalizers were originally meant to be a corrective tool, developed to increase the range of transmission for telecommunications by AT&T engineer George Ashley Campbell in the early 1900s—a few decades before John Volkman first used the technology in the method we use today while working for RCA, equalizing the audio of early
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In part one, Shure Sales Development Specialist Russ Helfman helps demystify the popular terms and common audio jargon you may have heard, but not fully understand. Learn about the different kinds of microphones and the ideal use for each, best practices for great sound and much more!
Audio 101 is a four-part series designed to help you understand and learn to produce better audio, whether you're new to the game or looking to level up on what you already know. Join Shure as they break down the fundamentals, from audio terminology to essential