As a jazz band director, you’re expected to lead and inspire your musicians to achieve the best possible performance. And with advancements in audio technology (and sometimes a lack of assistance), you may also be required to play the role of a sound engineer. This can include mic’ing a rehearsal, Read more…
How the FCC Reallocation of UHF Frequencies may affect your Wireless Mics We live in a wireless world – and it isn’t just microphones. Our mobile phones, tablets, e-readers, cameras, GPS units and other devices keep us in constant wireless contact with each other, the internet, our files in the Read more…
By Tim Pool With the gap between television and online news consumption narrowing, along with more viewers consuming news from online digital sources, scaled back video production saves loads of money. Even big media companies know this, and lately many are tossing out staff photographers and handing the visual reigns Read more…
Samson teamed up with B&H Photo and Video to host a free podcasting workshop and Q&A session featuring some of today’s top podcasting experts. Held on August 2, 2018, the event was livestreamed from the B&H Event Space at the company’s retail headquarters in New York City. B&H is the Read more…
Want to Record Your Own Audio Drama Podcast? Here’s How… By Matthew McLean of ThePodcastHost.com From ars Paradoxicaand Bronzeville to We’re Alive and Wooden Overcoats, the cream of Modern Audio Drama podcasts do much more than simply entertain their huge and ever-growing fan bases. They also inspire many of their listeners to Read more…
By Tom Najarian Musicians often take a winding path to their ultimate destination. Some are trying to find themselves; others are simply open to exploring anything and everything along the way. Jeff Babko lands solidly in the latter category, citing musical influences as diverse as Blood Sweat & Tears to Read more…
