Recording and processing vocals in controlled environments like professional music studios have their advantages. Undoubtedly, getting good sounding vocals with the right choice of microphones, preamps, isolated rooms, etc. can be easy. On the other hand, recording...
What is a mid-range speaker? Mid-range speaker, as its name suggests, covers the middle part of the frequency spectrum. Usually, it covers the range between 500 Hz and 4 kHz. This portion of the audio spectrum may be the most important. This is because...
Woofer speakers Woofer speakers are specially designed to handle low and low-mid frequencies of the audio specter. They are also known as “bass speakers”. In most cases, their frequency range is set between 40 Hz and 500 Hz. The word “Woofer” comes from the...
Summing two signals Comb filtering occurs when two audio signals are summed together with the difference in very small delay between them. This effect tends to happen a lot when two or more microphones are picking up the same audio signal. They then summit...
What is Tape Saturation? Saturation or in this case tape saturation is a phenomenon which stands for analog tape recording. It describes a state in which voltage level is exceeding the tape`s ability to record it. When the signal is being sent to a tape...
