by Stephanie Jensen | Mar 29, 2021 | Recording Equipment
Image Source: Pixabay There are over 16,000 audio engineers and audio engineering businesses. As an audio engineer, this means you’re facing some serious competition. In order to satisfy the artists you record, you need to have the right gear. But the hustle and...
by Hannah Haefele | Dec 26, 2020 | Recording Equipment
Recording can be stressful. You have to make sure you have the right equipment, and you need to know how to use that equipment. That’s why choosing the best condenser mic for you is so important. If your mic doesn’t suit your needs, you won’t get the...
by AudioRumble | Nov 21, 2020 | Blog, Home Audio, Recording Equipment
Anyone can create a podcast with some minimal equipment, but if you want to create a podcasting studio and make a serious effort in the venture, then you need to start with the right equipment. Podcasts can be about anything you want. You can also record them anywhere...
by | Sep 12, 2019 | Recording Equipment
Image from Amazon Music technology has come a long way in recent years, and because of that, more musicians are able to become producers. What does every good producer need? No producer can succeed without the best DAW software! Image from Amazon DAW software can do a...
by | Feb 13, 2019 | Recording Equipment, Studio Monitors, Under $100
AR Rating 58/100 Check Price on Amazon Check Similar Models What We Like Great value for the money. Linear response in high and mid frequency range. Good amount of power. Decent build quality. What We Don't Like Crude right out of the box. Alesis Elevate 3 monitors...
by | Feb 13, 2019 | Recording Equipment, Studio Monitors, Under $100
AR Rating 66/100 Check Price on Amazon Check Similar Models What We Like Fairly linear response. Good frequency range. Decent amount of volume. What We Don't Like Limited I/O options. Questionable build quality. M-Audio’s AV series offered affordable monitoring for a...
