Blog – Tagged "audio engineering" – JZ Recording Equipment

Why The Amethyst is my Ultimate Workhorse Microphone

Throughout the years, I’ve owned a lot of microphones. I mean, A LOT of Mics. But nothing has ever come close to being a workhorse quite like the A...

Posted in Amethyst, audio engineering

Recording Sources the BB29 Unexpectedly Excels On

The BB29 50% off sale has been on for the last week or so now, with not long left for you to save a huge amount on one of our best microphones, and...

Posted in acoustic guitar, audio engineering, BB29, JZ Mics

Microphone Capsules - What Makes Them Different?

Microphones can usually be divided up into 3 categories - Dynamic, Condenser, and Ribbon. But within these mic’s there is a whole lot more going on, and I want to touch on that today, along with a new video expressing the sound characteristics that marry these microphones and why.

Posted in audio engineering, bh1, bh2, black holes series, Capsules, Golden Drop Technology, how to, JZ Mics, Mixing, mixing vocals, Modern Pop Music, recording, Tips and Tricks, Vintage 67, Vocal Recordings, Vocals

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Carry on being Creative in Isolation: The Basics Of Making a Good Home Recording

For those who don’t know, I am the biggest Star Wars nerd on the planet. My obsession with the franchise is verging on unhealthy - but it has given me a vast amount of quotes and life lessons I've held close to me for about the last decade and a half. One of the most valued is a quote from Master Yoda, in the recent sequel series; ‘The greatest teacher, failure is’.

Posted in audio engineering, Guitar Tone, how to, Mastering, Mixing, Mixing Guitars, Modern Pop Music, recording, urm academy

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5 Tips To Improve Your Guitar Tone

While you have tons of time to practice and play guitar, lets use this time to help you improve your tone with our 5 main tips while mixing and recording guitars!

Posted in audio engineering, Guitar Tone, how to, Mixing, Mixing Guitars, recording, Tips and Tricks, Wall of Sound

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Enhance Your Mix with spatial effects

...referring to the big 2 - Reverb and Delay. After this, hopefully you’ll have a larger awareness of how to apply both of these, why, and most importantly, in a creative and intuitive way!

Posted in audio engineering, delay, Guitar Tone, how to, Mastering, Mixing, Mixing Guitars, mixing vocals, Modern Pop Music, Radio Ready Vocals, recording, reverb, Vocal Recordings, Vocals

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Proximity Effect - Why you NEED to know about this phenomenon

Simply put, The Proximity Effect is a phenomenon that increases the low-end frequency response of a microphone the closer to the source it is put.

Posted in audio engineering, guitars, how to, microphones, physics of sound, proximity effect, recording, recording bass guitar, vocal recording

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