It’s that time of year when the musical instrument, sound reinforcement and pro audio worlds gather at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California to display their newest products to the industry’s buyers, retailers and distributors. Samson will introduce an exciting line-up of new and innovative products at NAMM 2019. Read more…
Making its debut at CES 2019 (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas is the Samson Satellite USB/iOS Broadcast Microphone, a portable and effective solution for capturing high-definition audio on desktop or mobile devices. With 24-bit/96kHz audio, three selectable pickup patterns, a patented fold-back leg design and more, the Samson Satellite Read more…
Get cozy with our picks for your holiday shopping lists that include gifts for musicians, streamers, content creators and audio enthusiast. MediaOne M30 Powered Studio Monitors Step up your college student’s listening experience with studio-quality sound from the compact MediaOne M30 studio monitors. Go Mic Portable USB Microphone Do you know someone 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 Malcolm Doak On June 5, 1989, the world watched as video smuggled out of China showed a lone man standing down a row of tanks during the Tiananmen Square democracy demonstrations. In April 2003, online cameras in a hotel window continued to roll as a statue of Saddam Hussein Read more…
By Malcolm Doak Today’s students exist in a multimedia landscape populated by immersive audio, virtual 3D realities and rich social media connections. But it wasn’t always like this. The handwritten lecture notes, photocopied handouts, critical formulas and historic timelines of the past are being enhanced, augmented and replaced with the Read more…
