by | Apr 28, 2020 | Audio Recording, Facilities, Hardware, Radio Studio, Recording Booths
In this blog post I will cover the different types of microphones, what the differences are, and how best to utilise them. First off, there are two main groups that define a microphone. Dynamic and Condenser. Dynamic – Good...
by | Apr 27, 2020 | Audio Recording, Filming and Photography, Hardware
Visuals Don’t film someone in front of a window. This will turn them into a silhouette as the camera can’t handle the dynamic range.Always try and use a tripod to film with. Going handheld shaky cam style just looks unprofessional and distracting. We do now have...
by | Feb 10, 2020 | Audio Recording, Radio Studio, Uncategorised
Ever wanted to know how to record a podcast using the radio studio? Well Ben has recorded a tutorial on how to do it. Check it out:
by | Aug 27, 2019 | Audio Recording, Featured Equipment, Featured Posts, Hardware, Tutorials
The Tascam DR-40 is the audio recorder you will generally be using throughout you time here. Its quick and simple to get the hang of, and incredibly useful in many situations. Up to 4 recording channels2 XLR inputs 2 inbuilt condenser microphonesRecording at WAV...
by | Apr 12, 2019 | Audio Recording, Equipment Information, Hardware
It’s really important to check the levels of your audio recordings while recording. If you have low or no levels on the level meter, something is wrong, either: the record level is too low the input mic is set to external(meaning that the recorder is listening...
by | Apr 11, 2019 | Audio Post Production, Audio Recording, Hardware, Software
There’s a range of audio formats available, so here’s a basic guide to the formats you’ll be coming across most often. MP3 audio is often more “compressed”, so it’s lower quality, but the files take up less space, and (as long as they’re well recorded!) they’re decent...
Recent Comments