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Did you know that wireless units eat their young? Well, not literally but put too many of them in a room together without proper configuration, and it won't sound pretty. In this video, Andrew breaks down what leads to interference and looks at how a spectrum analyzer can help you manage your system to avoid any hiccups during that important show.
0:00 - In This Video
0:31 - Intermodulation Distortion (IMD)
3:11 - How to Troubleshoot
4:31 - How to Use a Spectrum Analyzer
6:23 - Frequency Coordination Demo
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Ever wondered how a wireless microphone can transmit sound without a cable? In this video, Andrew investigates the electromagnetic spectrum and gets to the bottom of how the process of wireless transmission works in Pro Audio applications.
0:00 - What We're Covering
1:16 - The Radio Spectrum
3:33 - Channels
4:12 - Wireless Transmission Systems
5:02 - Radio Transmission Pipeline
7:04 - Modulation
9:38 - Radio Transmission Pipeline Part II
10:19 - Atmospheric Interference
12:11 - Antennas
14:40 - Conclusion
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It’s called the Blink, but when it comes to entering the world of wireless audio with a bang, Saramonic sure isn’t blinking. That’s right, Saramonic is releasing the Blink 500 Wireless System—a transmitter, lapel mic, and receiver geared toward DSLR, mirrorless, and mobile filmmaking. Whether you’re a journalist, a vlogger, or a run-and-gun filmmaker on a budget, this little wireless system will find a place in your kit.
What makes Blink different from its peers? The
Look, I get it. You’re a busy filmmaker, a videographer who’s hustling, a visual visionary who needs to create; your talents should be applied to your art, not worrying about the tedious specifics of sound recording. Still, you’ve accepted the reality that without decent audio quality, people won’t take your productions seriously. Since budget constraints sometimes prevent you from hiring a dedicated audio engineer—and using anything more than your camera—you find audio-related responsibilities falling on you with increasing frequency, but