Bose has become quite a big name when it comes to headphones, particularly when it comes to its noise cancellation features. But it appears that the new Sennheiser HD series can compete with what was regarded for a long time as best in class. Has Bose finally found its match?
Sennheiser recently released two wireless versions the HD 4.50BTNC and for those wanting noise cancellation feature the HD 4.40BT a bit pricier at $50 more. Having an excellent quality the Sennheiser series comes in much cheaper than Bose, at $150 less you already have a high definition wireless headphones with noise cancellation features.
Read more here: https://www.engadget.com/2017/01/06/sennheiser-hd-series-wireless-headphones-hands-on/
Home Recording Equipment
New Headphone Models Released By Blue
Founded in the mid-90’s Blue was first known for refurbishing pro-level mics. A few years later the company decided to venture to make its own product. Around the year 2000, they released their own brand of microphone called Bottle Microphone but did not quite have the result they expected decided to venture into other products. Thus the idea of creating their own headphones.
Thus the idea of creating their own headphones. Armed with the knowledge that microphones and headphones use the same technology, the only difference was the output had opposite directions. With this they released Mo-Fi their very first headphone
Read more here: https://www.engadget.com/2017/01/08/blue-headphones-interview-ces-2017/
The GO: Mixer, Roland's On The Go Compact Audio Mixer
In addition to it’s on the go innovation, Roland released a compact audio mixer designed for smartphone video production, the GO: Mixer. Compatible with iOS and Android this on the go mixer can be easily connected to a smartphone or a tablet via cable inclusive with purchase.
The GO: Mixer features two inputs both are stereo line-level inputs. It is also equipped with front-panel knobs for those who prefer hands-on mixing. Roland is pretty confident of its clear stereo sound that can compete with any phone’s built-i mono mic or analog line input.
Connect multiple devices like a mic etc. with its five inputs while shooting.
Read more here: http://www.musictech.net/2017/01/roland-reveal-the-gomixer/
Go Keys And Go Piano By Roland
With a wide list of keyboards under its name, Roland recently released 2 new entry level keyboards that will surely catch the attention of players and producers.
The GO: Keys, Roland designed this keyboard particularly for beginners, no formal training required. Those who want to create their own music. While GO: Piano was designed for those with zero experience and just decided they want to play the piano. Similar to both are bluetooth connectivity, headphone jacks, and built-in speakers. Both are pretty much portable and powered by batteries. But Roland promises that each keyboard is unique in its own special way.
Read more here: http://www.musictech.net/2017/01/roland-gokeys-gopiano/
The Right DJ Controller For You
With technology bridging the gap between instruments and computers there are quite a lot of choices to make. For a music producer or DJ finding the right one is the key.
Although controllers don’t generally make any sounds they are used to control tracks on a computer. Some controllers can do this, others can do that, there maybe some that can do both or all of them together, what matters is you find the right controller that suits you.
The Synth / Keyboard Controllers, just like your old school analog controllers that come with additional features and yes it can be connected to your computer.
Read more here: https://music.tutsplus.com/tutorials/choosing-the-right-dj-controller–cms-27935