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Saxophone's dynamic range spans over 50dB — from quiet practice to full-power playing, controlled entirely by breath and embouchure, with no volume knob in between. This article explains what dynamic range is, why it makes saxophone so difficult to record cleanly, and how compression can help.
Your phone has three built-in systems — AGC, fixed mic position, and noise reduction — all working against music quality at the same time. Here's why it happens, and two ways to actually fix it.
Recording a saxophone cover is a bigger milestone than it sounds — and trickier than most people expect. This guide covers the full signal chain: microphone types, audio interfaces, DAW options, headphones, and how to sync audio with video, so you can start recording with a clear plan.
In an age where recording gear is more accessible than ever, plenty of people have tried recording their guitar and vocals at home. However, when playing it back, it feels like something’s off. The vocal is faint, the guitar is…
Taking the right cable out of your bag starts with understanding what's actually happening inside it. This article breaks down the real relationship between connector types — XLR, TS, and TRS — and signal types — balanced, unbalanced, mono, and stereo — so you can make the right connection every time.
The microphone has profoundly transformed music, broadcasting, and communication since its inception in the late 19th century. Unlike rapidly evolving technologies, microphones embody the principle of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it," with many enduring models remaining relevant for over 50 years. This article explores iconic microphones such as the Shure SM57 and SM58, renowned for their versatility and reliability in various settings. The Neumann U87 and Electro-Voice RE20 highlight advancements in condenser technology and broadcasting quality, while the RCA 77-DX showcases the warmth and detail of ribbon microphones. Together, these classics represent the enduring legacy of microphone innovation.
If you are confused about what hardware to use for your gigs and recording sessions, then you should spend some time on this article. Our veteran performer Matt Bell will guide you from the basics to the pros and cons…
Taking music lessons online? The right setup makes all the difference. This guide covers the essential tech for both teachers and students — from video conferencing software and audio gear to internet requirements and platform recommendations.
Professional instrument mics like the DPA 4099 and Neumann MCM deliver exceptional sound, but going wireless usually means buying an expensive system built for sound crews. The EverSync SP-10 changes that — supporting DPA, Neumann, and Shure mics directly, with built-in tone controls for performers who want to manage their own sound.
Learn how to shape your live saxophone tone like a pro. Saxophonist Omri Abramov share EQ tips and sound examples using SonoFlex.