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Zoom H4n Review #1
Ever the multi-tasker, Owen O'Malley holed up in the Gearwire studio recently and laid down a sweet track on the new Zoom H4n. Featuring more inputs and more control, this new handy recorder is handier than ever. Before you know it, Zoom's gonna figure out how to cram Albini into a handheld unit. . ...
May 15, 2009. 10:47
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Livewires In-Ear Monitors: Bill Holland's Custom Fit Earphones
Perhaps you remember that at AES, Gretchen Hasse got fitted for a pair of custom ear buds by John Diles of Livewire. If you do, give yourself a gold star, because you have an excellent memory. If not, you can check it out here. Bill Holland shows us his own personal pair of Livewires earphones and...
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JoeMeek SixQ In A Gearwire WalkthrQ
When he wrote the words "do not go gentle into that good night," Dylan Thomas was probably not writing about the JoeMeek SixQ and its photo-optical-compressor circuit, though when he wrote "old age should burn and rave at close of day," he almost definitely WAS writing about this Bill Holland...
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BBE 882i Sonic Maximizer: Excitement Of Sound Enhancement
While Mario's magic mushrooms literally maximized his size in the popular platform games, Sonic had no tool to actually double his size. He did however, have a forcefield, which worked to the same effect. The BBE 882i Sonic Maximizer is like that extra hit for your sound, and in this demonstration, ...
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Samson VR88 Velocity Ribbon Mic Takes On AKG
Just as we're sort of getting used to looking at bare skin below Owen's nose, he teases us with a 3-days' growth of Gearwire Beard Potential. But I digress. Today's offering is a lively and informative vocal demo of the Samson VR88, compared here with the AKG C 3000 B. You just may learn something.
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Zoom H4n Review #2
Owen has a pretty complex setup going in the studio with the Zoom H4n. Ever woodshedding on the clock, he ingeniously routes three sound sources into the puny but powerful little handy recorder. We hate to tell him that hey! Anybody can do that with this new Zoom. That's why they call it "handy."
May 15, 2009. 10:47
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Recording a song with a USB microphone
DETAILS Recording interface: Apogee ONE USB microphone and audio interface Software: Logic Pro 9 Computers: Mac Pro and MacBook Song title: If I Only Knew Written by Trisha Lurie Recorded by: Trisha Lurie: vocals Jon Button: upright bass Will Hollis: piano Bill Delia: percussion Pete Thorn:...
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Ocean Way Recording: Mixing For MP3 Format
Anyone who records from home should watch this interview with Allen Sides from Ocean Way Recording. Allen and Bill talk about the fractured mp3 philosophies in recording today. It's not about which mix is pumped up the most, it's about which mix has more punch.
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UREI 1176 At Chicago Recording Company
Remember that Star Trek episode -- I'm talking about the original series, here -- where Kirk and co. are being held prisoner by the society of androids, and in order to defeat them the crew decides to tell them illogical statements in order to make the android-captors self-destruct, for example,...
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Drum recording, comparing close mics to room mic
A demonstration of the difference in sound between different close mics and a room mic. When all close mics are used, the sound of a drum kit is vastly different to what it actually sounds like, compared to if you were actually in the room. There are no effects added, no eq or compression, just a...
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