Best Pickup for My Violin?
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…
Category Audio know-how
Tech And Specs For Taking Music Lessons Online
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.
Already own a DPA 4099 or Neumann MCM and want to go wireless? SP-10 gives you everything you need
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.
EQ Examples for Using SonoFlex on Tenor Saxophone
Learn how to shape your live saxophone tone like a pro. Saxophonist Omri Abramov share EQ tips and sound examples using SonoFlex.
Saxophone: Timbre and Micing Techniques
Master the Alto Sax's tone and range, learn how techniques affect its sound. Essential tips for On-Axis vs. Off-Axis miking to capture your desired tone.
Guide for micing a recorder
Ever wonder how to mic a recorder correctly? Let us help you from the start and eventually getting a desired sound in your performance.
Complete Guide to Making SonoFlex Wireless: 4 Adapter Alternatives
The SonoFlex instrument microphone features a 3.5mm TRS output that enables wireless connectivity through simple adapters. This guide covers three proven solutions: TA4F adapters for Shure transmitters (3-wire mode), and 3.5mm cables for Sennheiser, Xvive, and Nux systems (2-wire mode). Learn how to choose the right adapter and configuration to transform your wired SonoFlex into a wireless system that works with your existing equipment.
The Switch That Makes All the Difference: Understanding SonoFlex’s 2-Wire vs 3-Wire Design
The SonoFlex microphone features a unique switchable 2-wire/3-wire design for maximum compatibility with wireless systems. While most microphones are limited to one wiring type, SonoFlex adapts to both. Use 3-wire mode with XLR cables for best wired performance. For wireless, match your transmitter: 2-wire for DPA MicroDot and Sennheiser 3.5mm systems, 3-wire for Shure TA4 connections. The key difference? 2-wire combines audio signal and power on one line, while 3-wire separates them for superior sound quality. Just select the correct adapter cable and flip the base switch accordingly.
How Wireless Microphones Work: Frequencies, Protocols, and What Actually Causes Dropouts
Learn the basics of wireless audio technology including analog vs digital transmission, frequency bands (2.4GHz, 5.8GHz), sampling rates (24-bit, 48KHz), and how wireless microphones differ from Bluetooth and WiFi.
From Amplification to Wireless: Must Knows for Outdoor Musicians
Performing in public is a common way to interact and share your music with others. This fresh, exciting, and fulfilling experience has an indescribable magic that both first-timers and seasoned performers feel the pull to explore. We know how it…