Aug 1, 2011
Following the release of its Vintage 47 and Vintage 67 inspired by classic Neumann originals, JZ Microphones now offers a version of the legendary AKG C12. The Vintage 12 ($1,913) employs JZ’s Golden Drop Technology, which promises a more detailed and transparent capsule response. The V12 replaces the original C12 tubes with high-quality transistor technology, providing equivalent frequency response with fewer maintenance and care issues. The large-capsule, fixed-cardioid condenser is available directly from the JZ Microphones site.
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Jul 1, 2011
Mix magazine July 2011 tools of the trade article features new pro audio products in July 2011 Mix magazine pro audio product section
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Jun 1, 2011,
By Matt Gallagher
A cornerstone of any great studio design is its acoustical treatment. While the best option is to build the treatments into the walls and ceilings, manufacturers continue to design and develop highly effective products for easy installation that can address myriad acoustical issues in a variety of commercial and personal studio spaces. This month, Mix looks at the latest product offerings, including foam, panels, isolation products and complete treatment kits (bass traps, diffusors, tiles).
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Jun 1, 2011,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
The Focusrite Control 2802 dual-layer mixing console is the first product under this new agreement, whereby Focusrite will commence the production and sale of certain Audient product designs. The two companies will continue to work together on developing and delivering new designs.
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Jun 1, 2011
Mix magazine June 2011 tools of the trade article features new pro audio products in June 2011 Mix magazine pro audio product section...
May 1, 2011,
By Mike Levine
Ever since broadband made it possible to send audio files at a reasonable speed over the Internet, musicians, engineers and producers have taken advantage of this capability to adopt decentralized workflows. In the early days of remote sessions, files were often exchanged by dropping them into Apple iChat or AOL Instant Messenger on the home end, or using satellite or T1-based services like EDNet on the ultra-high end. But in the past few years, the increased data transfer and storage capabilities that have allowed for the development of cloud computing have spawned a bevy of remote file-sharing services that make sending session files or stems to a collaborator across the country or the world almost as easy as “sneaker-net” to the engineer in the next studio.
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May 1, 2011,
Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
Telefunken Elektroakustic is now offering multitrack session files with numerous musical artists—each miked with a plethora of the company’s mics. Each file includes a description of the recording session, including photos of the microphone placement, and preamps used for each channel. All audio files are presented in WAV format and were recorded at 24-bit/44.1kHz. ...
May 1, 2011,
By George Petersen
Assembling the perfect digital audio workstation system used to be a fairly complex procedure—especially if you wanted to choose gear from different manufacturers. Once you settled on your DAW/platform, you needed to select your preamps, find the right interface for your software, track down drivers and hope everything worked out.
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