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Yes, in-ear headphones can cause vertigo if used for prolonged periods of time. The high music volume and noise-canceling technology are common reasons that can cause discomfort and dizziness in your ears. When you use headphones for a long time, you can notice some vertigo and dizziness, and it is essential to know that it…
Music producers and sound recording enthusiasts recognize that high-quality sound is fundamental to generating captivating audio content. The evolving landscape of technology continues to enhance the tools available for audio production, thereby raising these types of questions. To put it simply, yes, you can harness most modern audio mixers as audio interfaces. They can record…
As a sound tech, you may be wondering how do condenser and microphones compare? While both types of microphones are designed to capture audio, they each have unique features that make them better suited for different applications. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key differences between condenser vs dynamic microphones so that you can…
It’s inevitable that, over time, your microphone windscreen will get dirty. If you don’t clean it regularly, the build-up of dirt and dust can cause all sorts of problems for your mic. In this article, we’ll show you the best method of cleaning mics the right way. We’ll also discuss some of the benefits of…
Many churches today are using in ear monitors for their worship musicians and in this article, I take a look at some really good iems available, from the cheapest and most affordable, to more high end units. Unlike the traditional stage speakers or floor monitors, in ear monitors come with a pair of earbuds used…
Have you ever wondered why people hang microphones upside down? It’s not just to look cool. There’s actually a practical reason for it! In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of hanging condenser mics upside down and explain why it’s such a popular method for use. Reasons for hanging a mic upside down The…
