Mixing and mastering are super delicate processes that require a fine ear to do properly. For a professional producer or an aspiring bedroom musician, the tools are everything. Of all this equipment, the top studio headphones for mixing and mastering have the potential to make or break your project. This guide covers the reasons why …
Sontronics STC-80 Handheld Dynamic Microphone Price: £79.99 Available from: www.sontronics.co.uk Please note that this is an entirely independent review – the manufacturer has supplied an example product for test (returnable) and has not paid to influence my thoughts. What is it? The Sontronics STC-80 is a handheld, dynamic microphone, designed for live vocals, but which can …
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Wireless. They’re great aren’t they? No messing around and falling over wires, and no constraints. Literally take your mic, and sing anywhere you like! Awesome! This is a review for the Sennheiser G3 systems which I’ve used. So what is it? The Sennheiser EW100 G3 system, is a high quality, high fidelity wireless microphone system, …
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Cost: New £699 Used Varies – although around £450-500 seems the norm What is it? The Mackie DL1608, is, quite simply, the next generation of digital mixing desks. It uses an Apple iPad to control 16 inputs, and 8 outputs (6 Aux, and LR), and with the right routers, can do this, completely wirelessly. The …
So what is it? The Nexo PS15/LS1200 system, is a three way speaker system, designed for high end installation and touring. It can be used either as professional wedges, or a high performance Front of House system. It holds the accolade of being the wedge of choice for some of the biggest touring acts in …
What is it? The Chauvet 4 Bar, is essentially a bank of four slimline Par-Can wash lights, designed to be quickly assembled and disassembled in a small scale live environments. It operates both DMX and Sound to Light, and comes with a foot controller allowing basic control of the lighting patterns. Why is it interesting? …