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Intuitive, flexible, and affordable, the Behringer X32 is an ideal option for houses-of-worship, larger clubs/music venues, and other multifaceted, multi-operator live sound venues. My first venture with a Behringer digital board was the DDX3216, which came out over a...
X1 Producer offers even-better creative tools and workflow over previous versions, thus making it a no-brainer to SONAR champions and most compelling to potential new users, too. I have been a SONAR user since Version 3 and gained firsthand...
We’ve all seen it: the subconscious proverbial eye roll whenever techies start talking about a new piece of gear that we “must have.”
Worship Audio: Our Road to Digital By Dan Wothke Twelve years ago, our house of worship — Belmont Church of Nashville — increased the level of commitment to media; we started with audio. This included contracting with Live Technologies on...
The Da-Cappo DA12 is durable and well designed, and its earpiece is hard to shake off
Overall, this is a very well designed and constructed mic with no low dollar Asian components.
According to KRK, by curving the baffle and corners of the cabinet, the diffusion associated with boxy cornered cabinets is drastically minimized, which results in a wider sweet spot.
As digital consoles become even more widely available at all price points, new analog desks are introduced far less, or so it seems.
For many facilities — studios, publishing houses, churches, etc. — it is becoming commonplace to have the capability to produce high-quality CDs and DVDs in-house.
Audio engineers all over the globe, and of all stripes, took notice when SSL introduced Duende about a year ago, because now anyone could buy 32 mono channels of SSL EQ and compression for around $1,500 street.
Whether introducing new self-powered or passive components, JBL refuses to rest on its loudspeaker laurels while continually expanding the company’s product line to fulfill yet another pro audio niche.
Regardless of your PA configuration, it has always proven handy to have a set or two of self-powered loudspeakers available for convenience … providing they are up to the task.
The widespread acceptance of Yamaha digital consoles amongst live sound professionals has spawned the need for a compatible and easily interfaced digital recorder — one that provides engineers with the ability to capture both live and studio performances.
Neumann is arguably the most recognized microphone name in the business, so when I heard about the KMS 104, the company's newest live vocal microphone, I immediately took notice.
I recently received the call to visit Westover Church in Greensboro, North Carolina and get a first hand look at the first-ever, fully-digital mixing system from Midas, so I immediately loaded up the iPod and headed east.
Cakewalk and its line of MIDI sequencers have been around for nearly 15 years now - the equivalent to about a thousand years in any other industry. With humble beginnings on MS-DOS computers in the mid-1980s, the Cakewalk software...