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Archives for July 2015
The Cardioid Microphone
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ardioid means “heart-shaped”, which usually picks up sound from the front, and to a lesser degree at the sides as well. It is used to emphasize sound from the direction the mic is pointed while some are left for movement of the mic and ambient noise.
See my article and video on how the cardioid pattern can help you improve your audio – Improve The Quality Of The Audio You Record At Home – Tip 2
In this article by Audio Undone, we will learn the directional pickup characteristics of an ideal cardioid microphone http://audioundone.com/the-microphone-cardioid-polar-pattern
Explaining Sound Design Theory
CHION CLASSIFICATIONS
Listening has been classified in three modes by Michel Chion (a noted sound theorist), causal, semantic, and reduced.
These 3 classification will be explained in this article by Audio Undone here http://audioundone.com/sound-design-theory-sound-classifications
Ongoing Growth Of 'Midlevel' Recording Studios
It’s no secret that anyone can record audio these days – with Garage Band coming standard with Macs and other cheap (and free!) recording software that is really amazingly capable, barriers to entry are super low. That isn’t necessarily a bad thing either. Quite the opposite, in my opinion.
Here is an article by The Gazette, talking about what they call “the mid-level recording studio. http://thegazette.com/subject/news/business/midlevel-recording-studios-are-growing-20150627
Half-Off Sale On The Newbies Guide to Audio Recording Awesomeness
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Whether you buy or not – Happy 4th of July Weekend! And for our many readers not living in the states – Happy weekend!