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In this six-part video tutorial series, produced in association with Steinberg, well-known mastering engineer Ian...
Mark Mynett, Senior Lecturer in Music Technology and Production at Huddersfield University, talks about selecting the right course and the vital importance of real-world experience and networking in order to develop a successful music industry career.
Without a firm grasp of these three ‘core concepts’ of mastering, you’ll always struggle to get great results. In Part 2 of his series for SOS, mastering engineer Ian Shepherd describes his “Three Ms of Mastering”, and why he thinks they’re so important.
In this episode, Mike Senior demonstrates several ways spill can actually improve the sound of your productions.
Nainita Desai chats about her distinguished career, from her beginnings as a foley artist right through to becoming a busy and successful award-winning composer.
This robust folding Laptop Stand is ideal for studio, live and office applications — and is not just for laptops.
Bi-directional MIDI interface lets you connect up to four devices to a single computer, phone or tablet.
Warm Audio's popular take on the classic Neumann U87 has been given an overhaul.
The new PodTrak P8 features six mic inputs, a fully featured soundboard, and can accommodate smartphone, Zoom and Skype calls.
The Tone Science sub-label, from DiN records, continues to explore the world of modular synth music with this new release: Module No.4 Form and Function.
The creators of the highly-regarded original PATCH & TWEAK book have teamed up with Moog Music to produce this 200-page book on Moog’s Semi-Modular Analog Synthesizers.
Click to read our in-depth, world exclusive review of Arturia's brand-new flagship polysynth.
Audio Video Bridging (AVB) is a a suite of IEEE technical standards intended to allow the low latency, time-synchronised transfer of audio and video data across standard IT Ethernet networks. It is a 'Layer 2' AoIP protocol, defined under the IEEE 802 standards. The AVnu Alliance certifies consumer and professional AVB equipment to ensure inter-operability.
In essence, the AVB standard reserves for audio/video data traffic a certain amount of data bandwidth on a standard Ethernet network, and precise synchronisation of that data at the receiver is achieved using a 'generalised precision time protocol' (gPTP) which is also defined as part of the IEEE 802 standards.
In theory, AVB traffic can coexist within a standard IT network, although AVB-capable switches are required to reserve the necessary bandwidth and to ensure data synchronisation. Data is transmitted as a multicast (one sender, multiple listeners) within defined timeslots to avoid collisions. It is also categorised for priority with Class A (professional) traffic having a guaranteed latency of 2ms, whereas Class B (consumer) traffic has a guaranteed latency of 50ms.
HK's affordable Polar series gains a new, larger model featuring a 12-inch subwoofer/base unit.
ATK 2 promises faster loading times, more recordings, Spotify integration and more!
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Fundamentals Of Recording & Music Production features 26 modules covering every aspect of music creation.
New EDM Kontakt instrument combines sampling and synthesis techniques.